2501 W Bryn Mawr Ave

A five-story low-rise condominium building in Chicago’s Lincoln Square/Budlong Woods area, completed around 1960 and largely updated through phased rehabilitations. The masonry exterior reads as a midcentury urban block with private balconies and modest outdoor grilling space; storm windows/screens are provided for seasonal comfort. Interiors across the building emphasize hardwood floors, contemporary kitchens with stainless steel appliances and stone counters, and marble or updated tile bathrooms. Units range from one- to two-bedroom layouts with in-unit laundry hook-ups, individual storage rooms, and some ground-floor residences that include private fenced patios and side entrances. Common elements include an elevator, assigned garage parking (typically one space per unit), additional storage lockers, and secure entry with camera systems in more recently upgraded portions. Mechanical systems reflect a mix of original infrastructure and modern replacements (central air or forced air in many units; water heater upgrades noted). The association reports healthy reserves and generally low assessments, and the property sits within easy walking distance of CTA Brown Line and local bus routes, neighborhood shops, restaurants, parks, and library. Pet-friendly policies are common in listings and the building appeals to buyers seeking renovated, move-in-ready units with practical urban conveniences.