Own a Piece of a 20,000+ Sq. Ft. Cole Smith Masterpiece - Highland Park Deconstruction Sale

estate sale | 3 day sale | starts tomorrow!
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10am to 5pm
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Nov 1
10am to 5pm
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Nov 2
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Completed in 2014, this 20,000+ sq. ft. three-story English Country Manor-style estate on more than an acre in prime Highland Park is the final residential masterpiece of legendary classicist Cole Smith. Every material was specified to historic, museum-quality standards, and Sherry Hayslip Interiors collaborated on the interiors. Every feature and finish was meticulously crafted. The architect and building team traveled to England to research and tour architecturally significant English estates for inspiration and to source materials. Millwork, doors, hardware, and lighting (with few exceptions) were designed and/or produced by Cole Smith. Whitesmith & Company, the firm he co-founded with Sherry...

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