
A 1938 Architectural Masterpiece, Comprehensively Reimagined for the Ages
Shagbark is a singular achievement — a celebrated 1938 estate by architect Walter Frazier, set on eleven private acres in the Village of Mettawa, restored and reimagined over six meticulous years into something genuinely extraordinary. Encompassing 11,000 square feet of impeccably finished living space, six bedrooms, two primary suites, and a bespoke Clive Christian kitchen anchored by a custom La Cornue Chateau Grand Palais 180 range, the residence marries grand historic architecture with comprehensively modernized infrastructure. Offered fully furnished with a curated collection from Ebanista, Holly Hunt, Baccarat, and Ralph Lauren Home, Shagbark is not merely a home — it is a complete and irreplaceable way of life.
Featured by Kimberly Shortsle



