Steeped in history and timeless artistry, this extraordinary 1936 residence was originally designed and built as the personal home of Marshall Johnson-renowned landscape architect and protege of Jens Jensen-and his wife Edith, daughter of Jensen himself. Revered as one of Chicago's most influential naturalists, Jensen's legacy is woven into the very landscape of the region, from the creation of the Cook County Forest Preserves to the enduring beauty of Jens Jensen Park. This home stands as a living testament to that legacy-an architectural symphony of organic design, craftsmanship, and serenity-where many of the original details remain beautifully preserved. The inviting bluestone-floored foyer opens into a sun-dappled living room framed by arched doorways, parquet floors, and a vaulted wooden ceiling with exposed beams. A limestone fireplace with wood surround anchors the room, creating an atmosphere that feels both grounded and grand. The adjacent dining room, adorned with wood-beam ceilings and parquet floors, leads seamlessly to a charming sunroom overlooking the lush grounds-an ode to the home's landscape-driven heritage. The kitchen balances vintage appeal with modern function, featuring a double sink, planning desk, Gaggenau oven, Thermador warming drawers, and a delightful breakfast area wrapped in wainscoting and ceiling beams. The main level also offers a cozy family room with a built-in bar and china cabinet-perfect for intimate gatherings-and a full bath. Upstairs, the serene primary suite features dual closets, built-ins, and a private bath, while three additional bedrooms-each with distinctive architectural character such as sloped ceilings, arched alcoves, and wood-paneled walls-share a hall bath adorned with stained-glass window shutters. The finished lower level provides a recreation room with a wet kitchenette, built-in seating, and direct yard access, along with a powder room, laundry area, and ample storage. From its bluestone and parquet floors to its hand-hewn beams and graceful arches, every corner of this residence whispers of a bygone era-lovingly maintained by generations who understood its significance. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Chicago's living design heritage, where architecture and landscape exist in perfect, poetic harmony.