407 N Elizabeth St

A low-rise brick-and-timber loft building in Chicago’s Fulton Market/West Town corridor, constructed in 1995 and organized as a professionally managed boutique property of roughly 18–19 units. The three-story structure preserves industrial character with exposed heavy timber beams, large industrial-style windows, brick party walls, and dramatic ceiling heights that range into double-height loft volumes. Typical residences are two-bedroom (often configured as 2BR+den or duplex lofts) with open floorplans, hardwood floors, and features such as cathedral or beamed ceilings, walk-in closets, pantry storage, and in-unit laundry. Upper units frequently include private roof access or roof-rights for custom rooftop decks; some listings note duplex circulation with interior staircases and skylights. Common areas are minimal but practical: a communal roof deck, storage cages in the basement, and managed building services including an elevator and on-site professional management. Exterior amenities emphasize terrace and roof-deck opportunities; several units convey deeded exterior parking spaces in a secured lot and controlled street permit parking nearby. Pet- and renter-friendly policies are common, with relatively low HOA assessments. Located steps from Fulton Market’s restaurants, transit (Blue, Pink, Green CTA lines), and expressways, the building supports a mixed live/work lifestyle favored by creatives and small businesses while retaining proximity to downtown.