2000 N Lincoln Park W #912, Chicago, IL 60614

Elegant newly remodeled condo in lake front vintage doorman building with sweeping views of Lake Michigan from every room. Renovated in January 2021, 1,150+ sf 1BR 1BA in historic building built by Wrigley in 1931overlooking Lincoln Park, LP Zoo, Lake Michigan and Chicago. Rarely available "12 unit", this incredible condo with high ceilings has Southeast corner views from a high floor. Newly stained dark hardwood floors, full total renovation in bath including new frameless shower with gleaming white subway tile as well as new floor, walk-in closet with easy close pocket door, vanity, light fixtures, medicine cabinet, etc. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances, extra deep white solid wood (maple) cabinets, granite countertops and marble floors. The kitchen has a breakfast bar that opens to the dining room which overlooks Lake Michigan and Lincoln Park. Vintage French doors open to an expansive living room with a faux fireplace and built in book shelves. There are newly refinished dark hardwood floors in the Foyer, BR, LR and DR. Generous storage space with four large closets (three walk-in), including a cedar closet in the BR. Just painted throughout in a fresh light silver/gray with high-gloss white on the beautiful molding. Views of Lake Michigan can be seen from every room including the bathroom. There is an unique extra private attached locked storage room directly next to the condo which is approximately 23' D x 3' W x 9' H. This PET FRIENDLY, non-smoking, 24 hour doorman building also has laundry facilities, dry cleaning, high speed Internet access, on-site property management and maintenance, a workout room, bike storage and package receiving. There is a stunning rooftop deck above the 16th floor with unobstructed views of Lincoln Park and Chicago. It is a great place to watch the Chicago Air and Water Show with friends. The first floor of the building has a Starbucks, dry cleaners, bank and RJ Grunts restaurant. Transportation: There are two buses that take passengers to the red line. Bus number 22 and 36. Once on the bus, the ride is about 4 or 5 minutes. The red line stop is the Clark/Division stop. Both bus stops are literally right in front of the building and a quarter of a block away (across the street from the building).