Chatham Tower

Chatham Tower is a midcentury high-rise condominium completed in 1967. Rising within a mixed-use complex, the building contains primarily one- and two-bedroom residences spread over multiple stories served by keyed elevators and a staffed lobby. Architecturally it reflects the period’s straightforward concrete-and-glass expression with broad windows that emphasize downtown and plaza views. Individual units vary from studios and compact one-bedrooms to larger corner two-bedroom plans; many units have been updated with modern kitchens, hardwood or laminate flooring, and renovated baths. Building common features include 24-hour doorman/security, central vacuum infrastructure, shared laundry options in some units, and on-site management. Residents benefit from a variety of utility inclusions in condominium fees—often heat, air conditioning, water and trash—while assigned garage parking is available for a monthly fee. The property’s immediate setting is an urban plaza environment adjacent to legal, medical and university districts, with transit access and pedestrian connections to restaurants, shops and arenas. Pet policies are generally permissive toward small dogs and cats. Overall the tower offers a city-center lifestyle with practical unit layouts, full-service building operations, and sweeping skyline vistas.