111 N Hamilton St St

An early-2000s condominium conversion housed in a historic brick walk-up near Madison’s Capitol Square. The building is mid-rise in scale with multiple stories accessed by stairs rather than an elevator; units were created from an older masonry structure during the 2002 conversion. Typical residences are one-bedroom flats—many with an additional den or study—and feature vaulted or cathedral ceilings, skylights, hardwood or simulated wood floors, in-unit laundry, and built-in storage systems. Kitchens range from original-to-updated finishes, often with solid wood cabinetry, quartz or granite counters, and gas ranges. Individual units front bay windows or corner exposures that provide abundant natural light. Shared amenities focus on outdoor and practical conveniences rather than luxury: a large communal rooftop terrace with direct views of the Capitol and portions of the lake, private patios for some units, included basement storage lockers, and low monthly condo dues that commonly cover internet and hot water. There is no on-site parking and no elevator; nearby public and private parking options exist. The building’s location puts residents steps from the Farmers’ Market, concerts on the Square, restaurants, cultural venues, and waterfront parks, creating a highly walkable, urban lifestyle.