1725 W N Ave

A converted early-20th-century factory turned boutique loft condominium in Chicago’s Bucktown/Wicker Park corridor, the four-story Langendorf building preserves industrial character while offering modern condo living. Constructed in 1919, the property is organized as a low-rise elevator building with primarily two-bedroom loft residences featuring exposed timber beams, brick walls, and very tall ceilings (commonly 12–14 feet). Individual units favor open-plan living with large windows, hardwood floors, enclosed primary bedrooms or flexible office nooks, built-in storage, and in-unit laundry; many units include private balconies or terraces and upgraded chef-style kitchens and baths. Common areas reflect urban lifestyle priorities: a roof deck with skyline views and grills, bicycle and parcel rooms, secured entry with monitored doors, and shared storage. The association provides heated/deeded garage parking for many units and manages building systems such as recent roof and window improvements; an elevator serves all floors. Pet-friendly policies and a compact four-story scale keep the community intimate, while the building’s loft aesthetic, timber/brick detailing, and available parking distinguish it in a dense, walkable neighborhood near transit, dining, and the 606 trail.