1000 W Washington Blvd

A five-story masonry loft conversion in Chicago's West Loop, originally built in 1882 and remodeled into condominium residences. The building contains one- to four-bedroom layouts that preserve industrial character: exposed timber columns and beams, brick walls, high and coved concrete ceilings (some up to 18 feet), and oversized factory-style windows. Individual units vary from single-level one-bedrooms with dramatic 13–14 foot ceilings to multi-level penthouses with private roof decks; many feature hardwood floors, open-plan living and dining areas, built-in shelving, wet/dry bars, gas fireplaces, and remodeled chef kitchens with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances. Common interior elements include a staffed lobby with 24-hour door personnel, elevator access, on-site management, storage rooms, a theatre/club room and recently designed roof deck. Exterior amenities comprise private balconies or recessed terraces, a communal roof deck with planned professional design, outdoor grilling/fire pit areas, and monitored entry with TV surveillance. The property offers deeded garage parking (some tandem/heated spaces available at additional cost), bicycle and storage options, is pet-friendly, and supports in-unit laundry in many homes. Located within walking distance of Fulton Market, Randolph Restaurant Row, transit, grocery stores, and corporate offices, the building combines historic loft aesthetics with full-service residential management and neighborhood convenience.