1356 W Chestnut St

St. Boniface is a 2023, five-story adaptive-reuse condominium built within a decommissioned cathedral on the Eckhart Park edge of Chicago’s Noble Square/West Town. The conversion preserves the original limestone façade, lancet windows, exposed brick and steel roof trusses while inserting new, soundproofed elevator-served residences. Eighteen individually configured homes range mostly from three to four bedrooms and are arranged as duplexes and single-floor plans; many units include first-floor bedrooms, in-unit laundry, high or vaulted ceilings, extensive hardwood floors, and heated bathroom floors. Kitchens are specified with quartz counters, Bosch appliances, large islands and generous pantry/cabinet storage. Signature architectural moments — 16-foot rose windows, octagonal living rooms, former bell-tower volumes and private limestone entryways — create singular living rooms and dramatic natural light. Private outdoor spaces are common: terraces, covered outdoor living rooms, tower terraces and a handful of large walkout terraces or side yards. Building services and systems emphasize residential convenience: secured interior parking with at least one heated garage space per home, elevator access, storage and additional parking available. The property’s site-facing park and proximate transit, dining and cultural amenities position it as an urban neighborhood sanctuary that blends historic character with new-construction performance.