1740 N Marshfield Ave

This is a low-rise, four-story elevator-equipped loft condominium building constructed in 1993 and located in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood. Units are primarily duplex timber lofts featuring open, extra-wide floorplans with dramatic ceiling heights (commonly 14–15 feet), exposed brick and timber beams, hardwood floors, skylights, and built-in millwork. Residences range from two-bedroom duplex-ups and penthouse lofts to corner tri-plex and timber-corner units, many with multiple outdoor spaces such as balconies, terraces, and wrap-around decks. Kitchens are often updated with stainless steel appliances, granite or quartz counters, center islands or breakfast bars, and some homes include wine fridges and double ovens. Primary suites typically offer large organized walk-in closets and en-suite baths; additional features in several homes include heated bathroom floors, skylights, and wood-burning or gas-start fireplaces. The building provides secured indoor garage parking with occasional extra external pads, storage allocation, and some units include in-unit washer/dryer hookups. Pet policies are owner-managed but the setting and private outdoor areas are pet-friendly in practice. Shared elements include a landscaped courtyard entry, a small lobby, and direct elevator access to upper levels. Situated directly across from Walsh Park and adjacent to the 606 Trailhead, the location delivers immediate access to walking and biking paths, nearby Metra and Blue Line service, plentiful neighborhood restaurants, shops, and quick access to I-90/94, creating an urban lifestyle centered on outdoor recreation and neighborhood conveniences.