Grand Pianos for Sale

In general, our prices start at around $3,000 for a refurbished grand piano and $12,000 for a new grand piano. That said, the exact cost of a grand piano will vary widely depending on the brand, size, and condition of the instrument.

While it’s true that the cost of a grand piano can be a significant investment, it’s important to remember that a well-maintained grand piano can last for decades or even a century or more.

Family Piano’s prices are very competitive within the Chicagoland area. We never add hidden fees or any other additional costs that aren’t disclosed from the beginning. In 90% of deals, the invoice is made of:

1. Piano’s sticker price which we visibly post and keep low year-round.
2. Professional delivery which starts at $399 based on a standard local move within the Chicagoland area.
3. Sales tax which is one of the only certain things in life.

We keep our costs low and honest. In fact, we even offer an additional 3% check discount on all piano purchases — we can either pay a processing fee or pass the savings onto you.

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Baby grands and grand pianos are both types of acoustic pianos. The difference between the two is their size.

Full-size grand pianos are the larger of the two, typically measuring between 5.5 and 9 feet long. They have a longer soundboard and string length, which allows for a richer, more resonant tone. Grand pianos also have the most responsive action you can find in a piano, which makes them easier and more enjoyable to play for experienced pianists. Grand pianos are often found in concert halls, music schools, and the homes of serious musicians.

Baby grands are smaller grand pianos, typically measuring between 4.5 and 5.5 feet long. They have a shorter soundboard and string length, which can result in a less resonant tone compared to a grand piano. Baby grands also have a less responsive action in comparison, but one that’s certainly suitable for most players. Baby grands are often found in homes, recording studios, and smaller performance venues.

Ultimately, both grand pianos and baby grands offer a rich and rewarding playing experience for pianists of all levels. When considering which one to purchase, it’s important to take into account factors such as your budget, available space, playing ability, and the type of music you plan to play.

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Whether you buy a new or refurbished grand piano will depend on things such as your budget, personal preferences, and musical goals.

A new grand piano offers the benefit of being in pristine condition with no wear and it comes with a manufacturer’s warranty. You’ll have the satisfaction of owning a brand new instrument and can even order a piano with specific features or finishes. However, new pianos are typically much more expensive than refurbished ones.

A refurbished piano can offer a great instrument at a great value, generally being significantly cheaper than new pianos, yet still offering a similar quality, appearance and performance. Refurbished pianos are pre-owned instruments that have been restored from used condition. Family Piano’s refurbishing process includes replacing worn-out parts, repairing any significant damage and tuning the piano several times.

In any case, whenever buying a piano, it’s important to buy from a reputable dealer and have the instrument ensure checked by a reputable technician.

At Family Piano, you get the benefit of both! We take the time to listen to our customers’ needs and work with them to find the right piano for their home. We also have a larget team of technicians that offer piano tuning and a range of piano repair services to help ensure that your piano stays in great shape for years to come.