1600 W Greenleaf Ave

This is a low-rise, four-story condominium building constructed in 1970 and set on a tree-lined block in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood. The modest masonry structure contains a mix of two-bedroom and one-bedroom units arranged around a central corridor serviced by an elevator. Interior layouts favor open living/dining arrangements and hardwood flooring; many units include walk-in closets, in-unit storage, and some have been updated with modern kitchens and renovated baths. Common conveniences are pragmatic: coin laundry on site, assigned outdoor parking spaces for residents, and building storage. Management appears owner-run with a live-in manager and a secure intercom entry; recent capital work cited in listings includes a new boiler, upgraded hallways, tuckpointing, and refreshed carpeting. Pet and rental restrictions vary by listing, with some units marked no-pets and others subject to an owner-occupancy or rental cap policy. The building’s location is a primary asset — a short walk to the lakefront, close to the Red Line and Metra stations, multiple bus routes, and neighborhood retail and schools such as Eugene Field Elementary — supporting a pedestrian lifestyle with easy transit access.