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A remote control toilet? TV's hidden in the ceiling? An 92nd floor window for a parachute escape? And that's just half of the Season premiere. Host Cortney Hall explores that penthouse with luxury real estate agent Carrie McCormick. Then Cortney takes us to a palace in St. Charles designed by renowned interior designer Amy Storm.

Step back into the Gilded Era as we tour two extraordinary historic mansions in Chicago’s iconic Bronzeville neighborhood, where timeless architecture meets over-the-top modern luxury.

Modern Luxury vs Historic Charm: Which Chicago Dream Home Wins? In this episode of Open House Chicago, we're touring two extraordinary luxury homes in Chicago's most sought-after suburbs—and they couldn't be more different.

From modern and merry to traditional Christmas flair, three western suburban homes take "deck the halls" to a whole new level on this special holiday edition of Open House Chicago.

Experience one of the most spectacular luxury home tours in Chicago with Cortney Hall as she steps inside the iconic St. Regis Chicago—the city's third-tallest skyscraper and the world's tallest building designed by a woman, visionary architect Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang.

Tour two unforgettable homes that redefine great interior design. HGTV star and celebrity interior designer Tiffany Brooks whose clients include LeBron James and Jimmy Butler welcomes us inside her bold, color-drenched home. Plus, explore a remarkable 100-year-old coach house in Chicago's Little Italy neighborhood, where historic architecture meets modern luxury.

Take a look inside the iconic Lincoln Street Bath House, a historic public bath house transformed into an extraordinary residence listed for $5 million. This remarkable Wicker Park home blends timeless architecture with modern amenities, including soaring high ceilings, energy-efficient geothermal heating, and beautifully restored original skylights. The home's lower level also served as the creative workspace where the writer of The Bear developed Seasons 1 and 2, making this property a true piece of Chicago history and culture.

Take an exclusive tour of an incredible $2.8 million mansion in Indiana Dunes National Park, where modern luxury meets serene natural beauty. Surrounded by lush forestry, this one-of-a-kind estate features dramatic soaring ceilings, distinctive porthole windows, rich wood-paneled walls, a private movie theater, a spa-like shower room, and a spectacular outdoor pool.

Today, we tour two incredible Chicago homes with completely different designs. First, we step inside a high-rise palace in Chicago's One Bennett Tower owned by the founder of Ghost Energy. Then, we journey into an eclectic Renaissance unit with a museum-worthy art collection.

We tour two incredible home conversions. First, we step inside an old book bindery turned secret garden. Then, we tour a former catholic school transformed into a lofted condo you have to see to believe.

This might be the craziest episode we've ever made. A cookie factory turned castle, a tower full of animatronics, a world-class disc golf player, and so much more.

Stewart Hicks leads us through some of the most architecturally significant homes in the Chicagoland area. First, we visit a multi-level masterpiece from architect, Walter Netsch, who built this home for himself and his wife, Dawn Clark-Netsch. Then, we head to Plano to see Mies van der Rohe's iconic getaway home, the Edith Farnsworth house.

Stef Ross toured inside of her luxury Lincoln Park home, then Cortney heads to the Gold Coast to take a look at a landmark, multi-million dollar home, currently on the market.

Cortney got a glimpse of yacht life and learned how her friend Izabel lives on her boat in the summertime. Then, Hinsdale felt a lot like Hollywood when I ran into palm trees flanking a $30 million mansion. Prepare to be WOWED!

This episode of "Open House Chicago” is one that she wanted to do since the beginning. For part of her childhood, Cortney grew up in the far South Side Chicago neighborhood of Beverly. She remembered it fondly for its tree-lined streets and giant, historic, castle-like homes. We visit two that look like they are ripped straight from the pages of a storybook.