1017 W Washington Blvd

Acorn Lofts is a six-story, early-20th-century warehouse conversion built in 1902 and converted to condominiums around 2000 in Chicago’s West Loop/Fulton Market. The structure retains industrial character—exposed timber beams, massive timber and concrete ceilings, and substantial brick walls—paired with large, often oversized windows that flood units with natural light. Residences are primarily loft-style studios through multi-bedroom live/work units featuring open floorplans, high vaulted or cathedral ceilings, built-in bookcases and storage, custom millwork, and amenities like granite counters, wet/dry bars, and in-unit laundry. Common areas include a lobby and newly upgraded elevator, multiple shared roof decks with grills and seating, and covered parking options (deeded and tandem spaces available for purchase). The building has seen recent capital improvements such as tuckpointing, roof and parking-lot upgrades, and lobby and common-area renovations. Management is professional with low assessments and solid reserves. Set steps from Randolph Street restaurant row, Whole Foods, and major employers such as Google and McDonald’s, Acorn Lofts offers direct access to CTA and expressways, making it a central, urban live/work community that blends historic loft aesthetics with contemporary residential upgrades.