Indian Point Manor was named after the Indian statue at the SW corner of the property overlooking Catfish Lake. The property was originally built by former Chicago Mayor Edward Kelly in 1932. The mayor and his wife carefully and meticulously planned the property to include such items as a projection room for the theater, a two boat wet boathouse, a great room with 41’ cathedral ceilings and a carriage house above the garage for his security detail.

Indian Point Manor is a massive 9 bedroom house with modern updates and a rich history. Two additional buildings are available on the property's vast 9 acre estate. The grounds include a boat house with an upper level game room, a permanent pier to overlook the lake and a full sized tennis/basketball court. An outdoor fire pit and grilling area are also located next to the main house among the meticulously groomed yard.

See below for room descriptions.