Extra-wide and incredibly spacious, this very special East Lakeview condo sits just steps from Boystown on a quiet, tree-lined, one-way street. Close to restaurants, shopping, nightlife, and public transportation - it's move-in ready and pet friendly. The 15-foot-wide living room is warmed by a gas fireplace and lit - all day long - by an arched Palladian-style window with Juliette balcony that delivers tree-top views. Chair railing, central stereo, recessed lighting, and crown molding set a theme echoed throughout this home. The dining area can host intimate dinners or large family gatherings - with room for a full-size table, plus a generously-sized breakfast bar. A separate wet bar provides storage for your best china and makes room to mix pre-brunch cocktails. Bring your king-size bed and spread out in the expansive primary bedroom, with a wall of closet space and access to a private balcony. The marble bath features a steam shower, separate soaking tub, and double basins over cherry cabinetry topped with granite. The second bedroom easily accommodates a queen-size bed and includes another wall of closets. Very well maintained and freshly painted. Brazilian Cherry flooring throughout. In-unit stacked washer/dryer. Ground floor, private storage closet keeps your golf clubs, suitcases, or sports gear tucked away but accessible. This impressive Heneghan-built 8-unit, split face block and brick condo includes outdoor parking for one car. A five-minute walk to the Red/Brown/Purple Belmont train, a half block off Halsted Street restaurants, bars and within a short jaunt of Southport Corridor, Wrigley Field, and Clark & Broadway - this is a home you won't want to miss, in a location that cannot be beaten. Engel & Volkers Chicago asks that anyone entering the home sign our COVID-19 certification form (please see additional documents). 2020-08-12
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