516 Greenwood Street brings Evanston history, home life, and modern work together in one remarkable address.
Set in Evanston and connected to the Lakeshore Historic District, 516 Greenwood Street is one half of the historic 516–518 Greenwood double house, designed by Asa Lyon and now being restored as a private residence and a thoughtful base for consulting and wellness work.
The House
A distinct Evanston address
516 Greenwood Street stands within Evanston’s architectural story as a named-architect property tied to Asa Lyon, widely recognized as the city’s first architect, giving this home a direct place in the city’s built legacy.
Its significance extends beyond age alone. As one half of a matched double house near Evanston’s lakefront historic fabric and within the Lakeshore Historic District context, the property reflects a rare blend of neighborhood identity, residential heritage, and everyday lived purpose.
Work & Wellness
A home with modern purpose
Alongside its restoration as a primary residence, the property supports a small group of consulting and wellness ventures working remotely from one shared address.
Mitarbet Consulting
Consulting work grounded in strategy, insight, and independent practice.
Vibrations Technologies
Technology-focused work developed within a calm residential setting.
Dr Josie Recommends
Wellness-oriented guidance and recommendations shaped by trusted expertise.
Trevi Longevity and Asthestics
A longevity and aesthetics brand connected to thoughtful, modern wellbeing.
Exterior character
The visual story of 516 Greenwood Street begins outside, where scale, symmetry, and historic detail define the home’s presence while restoration continues within.
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