The apartment boasts four bedrooms, thoughtfully arranged to comfortably accommodate up to ten guests. Sleeping arrangements are comprised of three Queen-size beds and two King-size beds, ensuring ample space for all occupants. The bathrooms include two full bathrooms and a convenient half bath; one of the full bathrooms is equipped with a relaxing bathtub. The living and dining areas are seamlessly integrated into a spacious great room, an ideal setting for communal gatherings. Spanning 2300 square feet, the unit's original construction dates back to 1888, yet it has undergone a complete renovation in 2024, successfully merging historical allure with contemporary comforts. Kindly note that this property maintains a non-smoking and pet-free environment. However, service animals are warmly welcomed, in accordance with the Fair Housing Act guidelines; we kindly request that you inform us at the time of booking if you require this accommodation.

Experience refined living in this garden-level apartment, nestled within a distinguished historic Greystone building located in the heart of Lincoln Park, Chicago. The apartment provides convenient access to the scenic Lakefront Trail, offering opportunities for outdoor activities, as well as the lively nightlife and cultural attractions of the city. Built in 1888, this non-smoking residence blends timeless elegance with contemporary amenities, creating an ideal setting for a memorable and comfortable stay.

This property, located in a desirable neighborhood, offers a serene environment for individuals who value natural surroundings. A short walk provides access to North Pond, featuring well-maintained gardens, a tranquil lily pond, and a historic botanical garden. The vicinity also includes Lincoln Park Zoo, recognized as one of the oldest free zoos in the nation, and a renowned dining scene with internationally acclaimed restaurants. Close by, the vibrant Lakefront Park offers scenic views, the Lakefront Trail, and attractions such as the Lincoln Park Conservatory, North Avenue Beach, and the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. For retail experiences, the Armitage and Halsted area, known for its boutiques within historic row homes, is readily accessible. Dining choices range from breakfast establishments like Frances’ Brunchery to the innovative culinary offerings at Alinea. The neighborhood's combination of natural beauty, cultural attractions, and diverse dining options contributes to its appeal as a residential or visitor destination.