124 W Polk St

A historic 10-story loft-style condominium in Chicago's Printers Row, constructed in 1910 and converted into multiple residential units. The building is characterized by concrete-and-brick construction, oversized industrial-style windows and high ceilings that preserve early-20th-century manufacturing details while accommodating modern residential finishes. Units are predominantly one-bedroom lofts laid out with open floorplans, hardwood floors, exposed brick and visible ductwork; some residences feature cathedral or 11–12-foot ceilings, built-ins, wet or dry bars, walk-in closets and first-floor bedrooms. Common interior elements include a tiled lobby, elevator service, shared laundry facilities plus occasional in-unit laundry hookups, storage rooms and a community exercise room. Exterior amenities emphasize urban social spaces with a large rooftop deck offering city views, an outdoor grill area and window storm/screens; additional conveniences commonly offered are bike storage and basement storage. Parking is not integral to the building but leased garage and street-permit options are available nearby; the association typically bundles utilities such as water, internet and gas into HOA fees. Pet and smoking policies vary by building but recent listings note smoke-free rules in some buildings. Located steps from public transit, cultural institutions, Grant Park and restaurants, the property supports a dense, walkable urban lifestyle rooted in a converted industrial aesthetic.