5455 N Sheridan Rd Apt 1601 Unit 1601 Chicago, IL 60640
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Highly desired, NE corner unit in the sky offering panoramic views of the lake, beach, and park from every room and ideally located on the charming tree-lined streets of Edgewater, a stone's throw to Lake Michigan, the lakefront trail, and Lake Shore Drive! Enter through an intimate foyer where you're greeted with large picture windows that flood the home with natural sunlight, newer manufactured bamboo flooring in the main living spaces, roller shades installed throughout, and a large walk-in coat closet with great storage space. This split floor plan offers privacy from the living areas and boasts a spacious primary bedroom with incredible closet storage, plenty of space for a king-sized bed, and stellar views. The en-suite bath is complete with a linen closet, vintage heating lamp, and a soaking tub. The second bedroom across the hall features eastern lake-front views, plenty of closet storage, and a full second, (shared) bathroom in the hall. The open living and dining area boasts incredible sunlight with stunning lakefront views and plenty of space for entertaining/formal dining. The galley kitchen offers ample counter-top space with a fridge, oven, dishwasher, microwave, and charming slatted doors. Garage parking can be rented through building as valet or self-park for $200-$255, with hourly/daily rates available as well. Building amenities include bike storage, a 3rd floor party room, storage lockers, pool/sundeck, library, "A" floor party room, common laundry room, north lot dog run, and a picnic/play area. Perfect location, close to Hollywood/Foster Beach, the lakefront path, CTA express buses, red line Berwyn and Bryn Mawr stops, Mariano's, Jewel Osco, Burke's Public House, Starbucks, and all that the Edgewater/Andersonville restaurant and shopping scenes have to offer!
Source: MRED #12365763
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