Sun-Filled Top-Floor Condo with Skylights in Charming 6-Unit Brick Building Welcome home to this lovely, southeast-facing top-floor unit, flooded with natural light from large windows and skylights that brighten your days year-round. Located in a quiet, well-maintained 6-unit brick building, this condo offers a peaceful retreat while keeping you close to everything you need. As a private landlord who also serves on the condo association board, I care deeply about maintaining a welcoming, well-cared-for property and supporting tenants who treat their home with the same respect. I'm looking for tenants who appreciate a clean, quiet space and hope to stay a while, enjoying the comfort this condo and community provide. Key Features: Spacious layout with abundant natural light Top-floor unit with skylights Beautiful hardwood floors throughout In-unit laundry for your convenience Central air and heat for year-round comfort Easy street parking Pets welcome (responsible pet owners encouraged) Quiet, friendly building with responsible neighbors Well-maintained property with responsive landlord Neighborhood Highlights: Just a few blocks from the start of the Lakefront Trail and beautiful Hollywood Beach Steps from the renovated Bryn Mawr Red Line stop for easy commuting Close to vibrant Andersonville's shops, cafes, and restaurants A few blocks from Swift Elementary and Senn High School If you're looking for a bright, comfortable home in a friendly building with a landlord who values good communication and upkeep, this could be the perfect place for you. Minimum 12-month lease, could be longer if tenant is interested to lock in rental rate. Subject to background check. No smoking allowed in unit or in building. No grills on the wooden deck for safety. Tenant to change furnace filters. Two pets total allowed. Renters insurance to be paid for by tenant.
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