415 W Aldine Ave

A distinguished 16-story pre-war elevator building in East Lakeview, completed in 1927 and designed with New York–style proportions. The property features mostly two- and three-bedroom residences laid out around semi-private elevator landings, with only two apartments per floor in many stacks. Interiors preserve classic period details — barrel-vaulted entry galleries, decorative fireplaces, crown moldings, built-in bookcases, hardwood floors, extensive millwork, and generous ceiling heights — while many units have been updated with modern kitchens, stone counters, and spa-like baths. Floor plans emphasize formal living and dining rooms, large primary suites with ensuite baths, abundant closets and separate storage cages, and occasional first-floor bedroom/bath configurations. Common areas include a formal lobby, party room, bike room, and a play room; building services note professional management, 24/7 engineering support, and high-tech security. Mechanical updates cited include newer HVAC and elevator systems. Parking is not plentiful on-site but leasing and deeded spaces are available nearby; the association runs an annual parking lottery. Pet-friendly policy, strong reserves, and inclusion of utilities such as heat and water in assessments are typical. Located steps from Lakeshore Drive, Belmont Harbor, the Lakefront Trail, boutique shopping, cafes, and transit, the building sits in the Nettelhorst school district and offers an urban, park-and-waterfront-adjacent lifestyle.