1872 N. CLYBOURN AVENUE, #601

WELCOME TO 1872 NORTH CLYBOURN, UNIT 601Once a former piano factory this Victorian-era building built in 1895 is now home to 57 residential lofts. The structure is a deep red brick facade, has impossibly high ceilings, a charming smokestack and is within walking distance to North Avenue, Armitage and Halsted shopping and dining. This duplex up penthouse offers oversized windows with unobstructed east, south, and west views. See Chicago like you’ve never seen it before from your private rooftop deck, amazing light throughout this home. Walking distance to Red/Brown lines and two parking spots are included. Extra storage space available.

Price: $675,0002 Beds | 1 Bath2013 Taxes: $3,976.02

ROOM DIMENSIONS

Great Room: ............................... 23’ x 16’Dining Room: .............................. 15’ x 12’Kitchen: ...................................... 12’ x 12’Bedroom One: ............................ 11’ x 10’Lofted Den: ................................. 12’ x 11’Office: ....................................... 12’ x 11’Bedroom Two: ............................. 13’ x 08’Outdoor Deck: ............................. 25’ x 08’

PRIVATE DECK & OPEN FLOORPLANEnjoy views of Chicago from your private deck. An open floorplan

offers endless entertaining options.

OVERSIZED WINDOWSNatural light fills this home all day long.

MAUREEN BURNS | 1872 NORTH CLYBOURN AVENUEkitchen

master bedroom with walk-in closet

MAUREEN BURNS | 1872 NORTH CLYBOURN AVENUEmaster bathroom

OPEN LOFTGreat open space, perfect for an extra bedroom or office,

optional second bathroom.

MAUREEN BURNS | 1872 NORTH CLYBOURN AVENUEloft

second bedroom

MAUREEN BURNS | 1872 NORTH CLYBOURN AVENUEprivate courtyard for complex

first floor

second floor

penthouse

ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD:

LINCOLN PARKLincoln Park, one of Chicago’s most sought after neighborhoods, is located just 2 miles north of downtown and bordered by North Avenue, Diversey Parkway, the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. The community offers an appealing blend of active retail streets, urban college campuses, and narrow tree-lined residential blocks.

Smaller town homes and vintage condominiums still offer buyers an affordable entrée into Lincoln Park, but prices rapidly escalate for rehabs and new construction. The average single-family home in Lincoln Park costs over $1 million, and several new mansions are commanding multi-million-dollar prices. Lincoln Park also has a number of town homes, many within gated communities. Around DePaul University buyers can also find loft condominiums in converted factories and warehouses. On its eastern edge, Lincoln Park features beautiful high-rise buildings with breathtaking views of the lake, park and city.

Lincoln Park is home to two major museums, DePaul University and one of the nation’s oldest zoos. The community’s amenities, location and housing options attract everyone from young, first-time homebuyers to local celebrities and CEOs. With its mix of city parks, restaurants, bars, theaters and top schools, Lincoln Park is virtually unrivaled among urban neighborhoods in the U.S.

MAUREEN BURNS

maureen@atproperties.com

312-465-9888