Spacious Olympia Fields mansion previously home to some of Chicago’s biggest celebrities hits the market – NBC Chicago
A majestic mansion in Chicago's southern suburbs that has served as home to several of Chicago's biggest names is coming to the market, giving a new owner the chance to live in a part of history.
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The Olympia Fields mansion features an impressive 19 rooms over two floors, including seven bedrooms and 9.75 bathrooms throughout the sprawling home.
Originally built in 1997 by disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly, the mansion fell into disrepair before the late Rudolph Isley of the Isley Brothers and his wife Elaine brought the building back to life starting in 2013.
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With high ceilings throughout and plenty of natural light, the mansion features the Olympia Fields Country Club in the back, giving the home a picturesque feel.
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The home is listed for $3,499,000 with a total cost of $253,959.34 in taxes.
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The home also features a gourmet kitchen with luxury appliances, with the home's emphasis on relaxation.
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The mansion features a two-story indoor pool hall. Inside features a jungle-themed grotto, waterfall, hot tub and two-story treehouse, adjacent to a full family room and bathroom, making the home a year-round getaway.
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In addition to all in-home amenities, the property features a fully equipped fitness center with a lighted private court for basketball, pickleball or tennis.
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According to the agent, the home is designed to “capture the hearts of those who long for the epitome of opulence and privacy, where every detail tells a story, where privacy reigns supreme and provides an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.”
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Further information about the one-off listing can be found here.
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