50 E 26Th St

A five-story, early 20th-century loft conversion in Chicago, built in 1915 and reimagined for contemporary urban living. The masonry structure preserves industrial character—exposed brick, timber beams, high vaulted or cathedral ceilings and original millwork—while the interiors offer modern conveniences such as elevators, granite and quartz counters, built-in cabinetry, and in-unit washer/dryer. Units are primarily duplex 2-bedroom lofts with open floorplans, large walls of windows, private balconies or roof-deck access, and spacious primary suites with walk-in closets and spa-style baths. Common areas include a staffed or monitored lobby, secure deeded parking with both garage and outdoor options, bike storage, and a landscaped roof deck with outdoor grill, fire pit and hot tub. Building maintenance records note recent exterior tuckpointing and a replaced roof; a new security system and upgraded lobby have been added. Pet-friendly policies and investor-friendly rental allowance appear in listings. Located near the South Loop/Motor Row/Bronzeville transition, the building places residents within easy walking distance of dining, nightlife, McCormick Place, Lake Shore Drive and public transit, supporting an active, city-centered lifestyle.