1439 S Michigan Ave

Trevi Square is a landmark, six-story former institutional building converted to loft condominiums in 1908. The masonry structure retains historic character: exposed brick, beamed and cathedral ceilings, heavy millwork, built-in bookcases and other period millwork. Residences are primarily two-bedroom lofts and duplexes with open floorplans, tall windows, hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplaces, private balconies and large walk-in closets; some units span two levels with mezzanines and rooftop access rights. Common features include an attended lobby with seating overlooking a gated landscaped courtyard and fountain, elevator service, secure gated parking, bike storage and individual storage cages. Interior finishes vary but commonly include granite counters, updated kitchens, in-unit laundry and restored historic trim. The building sits on Michigan Avenue in Chicago’s South Loop, two blocks from Grant Park and the Museum Campus, with direct access to CTA lines, Metra and multiple expressways. On-site management, recent mechanical updates to many units and no rental-cap restrictions are noted; pet policies are permissive and parking is typically assigned or gated. The overall character blends preserved historic detail with contemporary loft living in a highly walkable, amenity-rich neighborhood.