1801 W Larchmont Ave

A six‑story 1921 brick loft building in Chicago converted to one‑bedroom condominium homes, the property preserves early 20th‑century industrial character while offering modern conveniences. Units are typically single‑level loft plans with very high/beamed or vaulted ceilings, oversized industrial windows, exposed brick and timber, hardwood floors, and features like fireplaces, built‑ins, and generous closet and storage space. Kitchens are commonly updated with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances; many residences include in‑unit laundry and remodeled baths finished in stone or tile. Shared elements include an elevator, a large roof deck with skyline views and grilling areas, monitored building entry, and some outdoor private balconies or patios. Parking is available as deeded, gated or assigned exterior/garage spots for an additional cost; guest parking appears intermittently. Pet policies are generally permissive. The building’s location places it within short walking distance of an elevated train line, grocery stores, restaurants, and neighborhood retail, supporting a transit‑friendly, urban lifestyle with easy access to nightlife and local festivals.