Speakeasy for getaways and filming

Hey, you lookin’ for a good time? Well, my place’s got a pool table, a hot tub, and a fire pit. It’s a spot to kick back and just be yourself. Chicago's speakeasies flourished during the 1920s Prohibition era (1920-1933) as secret bars hidden in basements, back rooms, and even disguised businesses, becoming vital hubs for illegal alcohol, jazz music, and social life, attracting figures like Al Capone and Louis Armstrong, with legendary spots like The Green Mill still operating today and preserving that clandestine history. Welcome to your very own Chicago speakeasy! Step into the phone booth and call Uncle Joe on the rotary phone in order to get the door code. Remember the door code he gives you and enter the unit. You'll be greeted by oldtimey music, beautiful art, brick walls, and a cozy vibe. The unit has a bedroom through the secret wall, as well as a full bathroom off of the kitchenette. The kitchenette has an induction stovetop, fridge, and microwave. It also has a bar for serving drinks. You will love the secret door behind the sofa to go into the hideout, you know, just in case anyone is after you for drinking alcohol. The backyard is set-up for entertaining with a few different things to do. Enjoy the hot tub (with TV) and fire pit for a nice relaxing evening. Capacity for the state price is 6 people. We do not allow children under 5 in the hot tub. Feel free to have a good time, but keep smells and noise contained to your own area. This is a highly-themed Peerspace! Be prepared to step into a different world! While this is a single level home once you are inside, there are required steps to reach the entrance to the unit. It is not wheelchair accessible. This is a basement speakeasy. The owner lives upstairs in the main house and is available in case of emergency. When you arrive to the property, follow the instructions to reach the phone booth. Step inside and use the rotary phone to dial the number provided. Uncle Joe will give you the keypad code over the door. There are many secrets you will discover during your stay at the speakeasy. Don't reveal the secrets to outsiders. To tell us you read the listing, tell us the method of entry to the Speakeasy, which is "phone booth."