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2411 W Walton Street
Chicago, IL 60622
$969,999
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
--
Property Description
One of a kind, spectacular penthouse duplex located in the Sanctuary Lofts Condominiums of Ukrainian Village. Originally a Church, rectory and school, this boutique elevator, building houses a community of 13 homes. Unit 2B includes 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 balconies and a PRIVATE 1500 SF rooftop deck & observatory, showcasing 360 views of the Chicago Skyline. Enter the home to a foyer that steps down to the gracious living area which opens up to oversized windows/doors, exposed brick walls & soaring ceiling heights. Clever reworking of walls of the previous 3rd bedroom, resulted in an open floor plan that creates a nice flow between the living room, dining room and kitchen. Tucked behind custom glass doors,is the office/3rd bedroom. The living room includes a full height wall perfect for art, and currently includes a beautiful piece from a local artist (included in the price). The closet behind the TV wall includes the AV equipment, that connects to the speakers, with ceiling speakers and sound controls, throughout the entire home. Dining is an experience eating under a massive chandelier at a custom table, made from a church door. The kitchen includes an abundance of cabinetry & counter space, Jenn-air appliances, wine fridge and an 8ft long island. A full bath includes an enclosed shower and heated floors. Access to a balcony completes this floor. The 2nd floor includes 2 enormously sized bedrooms, 2 baths, a laundry closet with side-by-side washer & dryer, and access to another balcony. The main bedroom suite is truly an oasis of space and beauty. The bedroom includes a king sized bed, full height glass door, Juliet balcony (providing light) and a professionally organized walk-in-closet. The bath entered through custom glass sliding doors, includes heated floors, a double bowl vanity, jetted tub and a water closet. An incredible shower includes a rain head at such a height, that makes it seem you are taking a shower in a waterfall! The second bedroom is also spacious and has a walk-in-closet. The 2nd bath is just as impressive, with its double bowl vanity and shower with an even higher "waterfall like" experience and hand-held sprays. Let's take the interior staircase to what your really need to see. Enter your rooftop deck through the dog house that includes a wet bar and mini fridge. The expansive deck with tip top views, includes its' own sound system, gas fire pit and gas, water & electric hookups. Step up to a separate, but included observation deck. Take a seat, relax and reval in the views of good ole' Chicago! Parking is assigned and is secured within an attached gated lot. This boutique elevator building includes a shared workout room an additional common rooftop deck, bike storage and a large separate storage room exclusive to the unit. Walking distance to schools, Chopin, St. Helens and St. Nicholas. Steps to Division Street and Chicago Avenue where nightlife, restaurants and boutique shops are plentiful. Easy access to major expressways and public transportation (Blue Line stops at Western/Milwaukee/Armitage & Division/Ashland) . WOW... JUST WOW!
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2005
MLS Number
12061757
Location
Address
2411 W Walton Street
City
Chicago
State
IL
Zip Code
60622
County
COOK (NORTHEAST CHICAGO)
Listing
Provider
RE/MAX Premier Properties, original listing
Name
RE/MAX Premier Properties
Phone
(312) 475-1717
Office Name
RE/MAX Premier
Office Phone
(312) 475-1717
Agent Name
Terri Buseman

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