5646 N Kenmore Ave

A six-story, 1929 Art Deco mid-rise in Chicago’s Bryn Mawr Historic District, the building was converted to condominiums around 2000 and retains period character alongside modern updates. The masonry façade and decorative geometric details give the exterior a classic 20th-century urban presence; shared outdoor amenities include a common rooftop deck and a small grill area. Interiors favor two-bedroom layouts with high or vaulted ceilings, tall windows that admit abundant light, open living/dining plans, hardwood or bamboo floors, and kitchens finished with granite counters and stainless appliances. Units commonly feature in-unit washer/dryers, multiple closets and storage cages, some with private rooftop terraces or first-floor bedroom/bath options. Building services and conveniences include an elevator, attended or intercom entry, bike room, designated storage, and available paid parking nearby. Pet policies are generally permissive (two dogs permitted in many units), and homeowners association assessments often cover heat, water, basic cable, and internet. The location places residents within easy walking distance of the Bryn Mawr Red Line stop, Lake Shore Drive and the lakefront, beaches and parks, as well as Andersonville’s shops and restaurants, supporting an active, walkable urban lifestyle.