1601 S Indiana Ave

A low-rise, five-story timber-and-brick loft building completed in 1996 in Chicago’s South Loop. The structure preserves industrial character with exposed timber beams, reclaimed brick walls and loft-scale 14-foot ceilings that create an airy, loftlike feeling across units. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom open-plan lofts with features frequently including hardwood floors, gas fireplaces, granite counters, white kitchens with stainless appliances, abundant built-ins, and in-unit washers and dryers. Many units have oversized windows and private balconies; some ground-floor units provide direct entry bedrooms and baths. The building includes an elevator, storage lockers/bike room, a roof deck, and limited gated exterior parking offered as deeded spaces for an additional fee. Common finishes and storage make the building well-suited to buyers seeking charismatic, lived-in spaces rather than new-construction polish. Located steps from Soldier Field, the Museum Campus, Grant Park and the lakefront trail, it sits in a highly walkable neighborhood with strong transit access, restaurants, and dog-friendly parks.