2300 W Wabansia Ave

Clocktower Lofts is a low-rise, early-20th-century converted loft complex in Bucktown, Chicago, built in 1906 and organized across three stories. The masonry structure preserves industrial character through exposed brick, heavy timber beams, and oversized factory windows; many residences have 14–15 foot vaulted ceilings and open-plan layouts that emphasize volume and natural light. Units are primarily two-bedroom lofts and duplexes with features such as hardwood floors, large skylights, gas fireplaces, built-in millwork, granite or quartz counters, full and powder baths, walk-in closets and in-unit laundry. Shared spaces include a renovated lobby, elevator access, an on-site fitness room, secured entry with monitored video, two dog runs, a roof deck with grills and skyline views, and deeded storage. The property offers covered, heated garage parking (deeded spaces) plus additional tenant storage; HOA dues commonly cover cable and internet and building maintenance. Management is professional and pet-friendly with healthy reserves noted. Located in the heart of Bucktown near the 606 Bloomingdale Trail and Western Blue Line, the building sits within a dense walkable fabric of restaurants, shops, parks and transit, offering a mix of urban conveniences and a neighborhood, tree-lined street feel.