50 Glenwood Ave

A pre-war condominium complex built in 1926, the property is a multi-story, masonry-framed residence that preserves period Gothic-inspired detailing across its façade and common spaces. Units are predominantly multi-bedroom layouts — one- to four-bedroom configurations appear historically common — featuring original hardwood or herringbone floors, ornate mantles or fireplaces, beamed ceilings in select homes, generous closets and formal living and dining rooms in larger apartments. The building operates as a full-service, white-glove condominium with a 24-hour doorman/concierge, multiple elevators, on-site laundry facilities and an attended lobby. Shared amenities include a landscaped front garden, a large private courtyard with seating and play areas, a fitness room, and storage options in the basement; several listings note a recently upgraded gym and maintained outdoor space with decorative water features. Heating and hot water are commonly included in condo fees; some units have refreshed mechanicals (new radiators, plumbing and electric) while many retain original fixtures and require updating. Parking is not a dominant feature in listings and appears limited; the site emphasizes pedestrian access to neighborhood destinations. Located in Journal Square/McGinley Square across from St. Peter’s University and steps from Lincoln Park, the building sits within a transit-rich neighborhood with short walks to the Journal Square PATH, bus lines and local retail, offering an urban, campus-adjacent lifestyle with a strong pre-war character.