A 6,000-square-foot home made out of two former condominiums in a historic Gold Coast mansion fetched $3.3 million this week, and the rest of the building is going to the same buyer, the seller said.
Kimberly Weiner and Rick Levin listed their home in a North State Parkway mansion for $4.25 million last June. By the time it sold, they had cut the asking price to just under $3.65 million.
Their home is made up of the basement and first and second floors of the building. The sale closed April 20 to buyers not yet identified in public records.
Another owner has the top floor, with that sale to close soon to the same buyer, Weiner said. She said she did not know whether the buyers plan to re-combine the top floor with the lower three.
Weiner and Levin, executives at real estate auction house Rick Levin & Associates, bought the basement and first level of the house in 1996 for an amount not disclosed in public records. They paid $1 million in 2008 for the second floor, according to the Cook County Recorder of Deeds.
Weiner told Crain's last year that after the 2008 purchase they renovated the three floors together for a unified look and floor plan.
Tim Salm of Jameson Sotheby's represented the sellers.