770 W Gladys Ave

An eight-story timber-loft condominium building completed in 2006, located in Chicago’s West Loop/Greektown corridor. The structure combines loft-style interiors with a contemporary rehabbed shell: many units feature exposed timber beams, high (often 11–15 foot) ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and exposed brick or open-plan layouts that emphasize light and skyline views. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts, including penthouse-level corner units and duplex-like additions above the original loft floors. Interior finishes commonly include hardwood or wide-plank floors, granite or quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and built-in storage; many homes have in-unit laundry, walk-in closets, and den spaces adaptable for offices or guest rooms. Common building features include a secure lobby with elevator access, a fitness room, additional storage cages, and assigned exterior parking; select units offer private balconies or larger terraces. The building’s assessments frequently cover heat and some utilities. Pet policies and parking options are managed at the building level, with rental parking available nearby. Situated steps from restaurants, grocery markets (Whole Foods, Mariano’s, HMart), public transit (Blue Line, Metra, CTA), Mary Bartelme Park and major expressways, the location supports an urban lifestyle focused on dining, nightlife, and convenient commuting.