One of the city's most distinguished residences, the Samuel Field Mansion provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history. Built in 1890, the home escaped demolition in 1926 thanks to a visionary owner who, after purchasing the home in 1920, dismantled the mansion piece by piece, numbering each element, and relocating it 3 miles north. In 2014, the current owners stepped in to preserve the home's irreplaceable character. In 2015, they expanded the estate by acquiring the property to the north, once part of the original grounds, to integrate the land into a beautiful landscape. Now over 3.5 acres, with 259 ft. of Lake Michigan frontage, this is more than a home -- it is a masterpiece of historic preservation, offering grace, and timeless craftsmanship.