1751 N Western Ave

A four-story brick loft conversion completed in 1997, this low-rise in Chicago’s Bucktown/Wicker Park fringe preserves industrial character across multiple residential configurations. Units typically feature exposed brick and heavy timber beams, very high ceilings (often 12–14 feet), oversized windows, hardwood floors, and open-plan living that emphasize volume and natural light. Kitchens are commonly updated with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances; many residences include in-unit laundry, generous built-in storage, and fireplaces with gas-start or wood-burning options. Common areas are modest but practical: a secured lobby, elevator access, storage lockers, a shared roof deck with skyline views, and a mix of private balconies or roof rights attached to select units. The property includes deeded, heated garage parking for many units and permit or owned outdoor spaces for some residents. Pet-friendly policies and a mix of professional management contribute to a community-oriented, transit-accessible lifestyle steps from the 606 Bloomingdale Trail and two blocks from the Blue Line, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and bike-friendly streets.