225 W Huron St

A six-story, turn-of-the-century residential loft building in Chicago’s River North, constructed in 1900 and converted to primarily one-bedroom timber lofts. The exterior reflects industrial origins with brick masonry and a modest storefront rhythm; a landscaped common roof deck and outdoor grills provide skyline views. Interiors emphasize brick-and-timber character: exposed brick walls, heavy timber columns and beams, open ductwork, high and cathedral ceilings, and oversized factory-style windows. Units typically feature hardwood floors, granite or quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, built-in shelving and bookcases, pantry space, generous closets or walk-in closets with custom organizers, and laundry hook-ups or in-unit washers and dryers. Common areas include a manned evening door, staffed lobby, elevator access, a fitness room, laundry facilities, bike storage, storage lockers and on-site management; building services also advertise dry-cleaning pickup. Parking is not provided onsite but rental parking and nearby free/paid options are common. Pet-friendly policy and relatively low assessments (often including internet and cable) are repeated in listings. Sited one to two blocks from Brown/Purple Line stops, close to Michigan Avenue, grocery stores and restaurants, the building supports an urban, transit-oriented lifestyle in the heart of River North.