331 S Peoria St

This is a five-story, early 20th-century timber‑loft conversion located in Chicago’s West Loop, constructed in 1913 and adapted into residential units with preserved industrial character. The masonry-and-brick exterior reads as vintage loft stock, while interior units emphasize open plans, exposed timber beams, tall ceilings (12–14 feet typical), hardwood floors, and original millwork integrated with modern finishes. Units are primarily multi-bedroom lofts and duplex penthouses with features such as cathedral or beamed ceilings, built-in bookcases, large windows, granite or quartz counters, and finished lower levels; many have private roof decks, balconies, or patios. Common elements include an elevator, a staffed or secured lobby with intercom and surveillance upgrades, shared courtyard and roof-deck access, and building-level storage. Mechanical upgrades noted across listings include updated HVAC, in-unit laundry, and recent capital improvements to systems and security. Parking is not on-site but rental and transferable covered spaces are readily available next door; free street parking is common. Pet policies vary by unit and should be confirmed with management. The building’s location places it within walking distance of Mary Bartelme Park, Fulton Market, public transit (Blue Line, bus connections), grocery options and restaurants, supporting a highly walkable, amenity-rich urban lifestyle.