1301 W Madison St

A six-story, early-2000s low‑rise condominium complex in Chicago’s West Loop, completed in 2001, composed primarily of two‑bedroom layouts and loft-style residences. Units feature high ceilings (often cathedral or 11-foot), concrete or open-plan loft construction, expansive windows and frequent floor-to-ceiling glazing that emphasize daylight and city views. Interior finishes across residences commonly include hardwood floors, granite or quartz counters, 42" cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, built‑in bookcases, walk‑in closets, and in‑unit laundry; some units also offer gas fireplaces, marble or custom vanities, and oversized showers or soaking tubs. Common areas are intimate and neighborhood-focused: a landscaped courtyard with koi pond and designer green space, a shared roof deck/sundeck with skyline views, and secure entry with monitored doors and elevator access. Building services and logistics include assigned heated garage parking (with some monthly rental options), storage and bike areas, and low‑utility systems such as high‑efficiency forced‑air heating. The property permits pets and attracts an urban lifestyle — immediate access to restaurants, nightlife, shops, parks, and public transit (near CTA lines and bus routes) defines its walkable West Loop address.