2333 W St Paul Ave

A low-rise, three-story brick-and-timber condominium building dating to 1940, configured primarily as two-bedroom loft-style residences. The structure blends industrial loft character with residential updates: exposed timber beams and brickwork, soaring ceilings in many units, floor-to-ceiling windows in top-floor homes, and timber- or cathedral-style loft ceilings in duplex layouts. Interiors commonly include built-ins, fireplaces, high-end kitchen finishes such as granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances, in-unit laundry, generous storage and large walk-in closets. Common areas are modest but functional: a street-level lobby with elevator access, covered bike/storage rooms, and a monitored entry system. Outdoor features emphasize private outdoor living—a mix of unit balconies, private patios, and a communal roof deck—and the building footprint includes a gated garage with deeded parking and occasional rooftop garage decks. Pet-friendly policies, a dog run and well-maintained shared systems (recent roof and entry upgrades cited in listings) support urban living. Located on a tree-lined residential block in Chicago’s Bucktown/Wicker Park corridor, the building sits within easy walking distance of the 606 Trail, Blue Line and neighborhood restaurants, nightlife and shops, offering a townhouse-like duplex feel with loft-era charm and modern amenities.