The restored Oscar Mayer mansion in Evanston sold after two years on the market for more than $1 million less than its rehabbers' 2016 asking price. The long-vacant 7,400-square-foot house, ...

Once fallen into disrepair, Evanston's Oscar Mayer mansion has been meticulously restored and is up for sale. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole got a look inside. Step inside a tribute to the Gilded Age.

A landmark Evanston mansion once owned by late processed-meat magnate Oscar G. Mayer is listed for $1.75 million. The brick Chateauesque-style home was designed by architecture firm of Hallberg ...

When the landmark Oscar Mayer mansion in Evanston first listed nearly two years ago, the old stately brick house was a shell of its former self. However, the home has since undergone an extreme ...

One such mansion was the Oscar Mayer mansion in Evanston. Designed by the Swedish architect Lawrence Halberg and built in 1901, Mayer would not occupy the mansion until 1927.

Hot diggity dog! Oscar Mayer mansion is on the market for $1.75million. The $1.75 million Evanston, Illinois, home features six bedrooms and four bathrooms, plus 7,401 square feet, its listing says ...

EVANSTON — Opulence has returned to the Oscar Mayer Mansion in Evanston. The woodwork, the antique light fixtures, the leaded glass windows and the stair case have all been restored to their ...

But real estate attorney Scott Hargadon had a different reaction when he and his business partner walked into this Evanston, IL, property. Known as the Oscar Mayer mansion—which was purchased in ...

A century-old abandoned mansion covered in vines with a hole in its roof would scare away most potential home buyers, but not these investors. The post Oscar Mayer Mansion in Illinois Is Reborn ...

The Oscar Mayer Mansion in Evanston is on the market. The landmark, originally owned by Oscar G. Mayer, Sr., the former chairman of the Oscar Mayer hot dog company, was built in 1901.

Oscar Ferdinand's son, Oscar G. Mayer. Sr., took over the company in 1928 and grew the brand from 200 to more than 8,000 employees. ANOTHER ONE: See the $15.5M Winn-Dixie mansion here Need a break?