3225 W Fullerton Ave

A low-rise, four-story condominium building completed in 2005, located in Chicago’s Logan Square neighborhood. The structure uses flexicore construction and features a brick façade with a modest contemporary profile and elevator access. Units are predominantly two-bedroom residences with generous ceiling heights (around 9.5–10 feet), open living/dining plans, fireplaces in many homes, and private outdoor space such as Juliet balconies or covered decks. Interior finishes commonly include hardwood floors in main living areas, granite or quartz kitchen counters, stainless-steel appliances, travertine or marble bathrooms, and built-in storage or walk-in closets. Several units have been renovated or fully gutted to deliver modern kitchens, updated baths, and in-unit laundry; mechanicals are frequently replaced in renovated homes. Common building amenities are limited but meaningful: covered/decked private balconies, an elevator, and on-site storage. Parking options vary by unit and include indoor heated garage spaces (sometimes sold separately or available with an additional fee) or outdoor parking stalls. Pet policies are typical for boutique condo buildings and are governed by association rules. The location is highly walkable with frequent references to short walks to the CTA Blue Line, nearby restaurants, parks, and neighborhood retail, positioning the building for convenient transit-oriented urban living.