The B-tier floor plan at 1410 North State Parkway offers a distinct advantage in Gold Coast living. Designed by the architectural firm Barancik, Conte & Associates, this 2,000-square-foot, half-floor residence features an exclusive two-unit-per-floor layout, providing an immediate sense of privacy the moment the elevator doors open. Unit 22B has been comprehensively updated with a sophisticated, high-end design that channels a polished look. The aesthetic is clean, tailored, and masculine, defined by extensive custom details, rich materials, and a layout that maximizes both space and light. The living space opens from a welcoming foyer into expansive rooms framed by large windows. The southeast corner positioning delivers exceptional views: the classic downtown skyline to the south and the open horizon of Lake Michigan to the east. The layout flows effortlessly from the living area into a formal dining room and a well-executed kitchen, complete with premium appliances and excellent storage. Just off the kitchen, a private, west-facing balcony offers the perfect vantage point for sunsets over the neighborhood. The private quarters are quietly set apart. The primary suite serves as a true retreat, featuring an expansive walk-in closet and an en-suite marble bathroom. Two additional bedrooms provide great flexibility for guests or a quiet home office, sharing a second full bath, with a separate powder room conveniently located for visitors. Custom-organized closets and in-unit laundry complete the thoughtful interior details. The building itself is exceptionally well-managed, with major recent infrastructure updates already completed. Residents enjoy an effortless standard of service managed by a 24-hour door staff and a full-time engineer. Situated on one of the Gold Coast's most iconic blocks, this home places you minutes from Oak Street Beach, Lincoln Park, and the premier dining and shopping of the Near North Side.
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