Encompassing over 20,000 square feet, the three-story mansion contains banquet rooms, large party spaces, and two auditoriums with stages. There are catering amenities on site and parking arrangements can be made for large gatherings. Spaces are rented out based on availability with flexible daily rates; month-to-month and long-term leases are also available. The mansion is shown by appointment only.
Formerly a Masonic temple, Stan Mansion was designed by architect Moritz F. Stranch and built in 1921. It is located in Logan Square, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Chicago. When the city was incorporated in 1837, city planners wanted Chicago’s image to reflect the motto “Urbs in Horto,” or “City Set in a Garden.” As a result, Logan Square became enriched with large, tree-lined boulevards and parks, as well as some of the city’s most magnificent homes and mansions, and is now referred to as the “Emerald Necklace of Chicago.”
Originally settled by wealthy Eastern European immigrants, the neighborhood’s architecture reflects the diverse and eclectic backgrounds of those who developed and lived in the area. Stan Mansion’s own castle-like façade and elegant grounds provide a prime example of the rich authenticity achieved by the city’s early architects and designers. |
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