8 W Monroe St

A converted early‑20th‑century residential building in Chicago’s Loop, completed in 1912 and rising 21 stories, now configured primarily as one‑ and two‑bedroom condominiums. The structure retains high ceilings and open-plan loft characteristics in many units — 12‑foot ceilings and large windows are common — alongside historic bones modernized with granite and quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, hardwood floors, and in‑unit washer/dryers in many residences. Common interior features concentrate on practical urban living: a staffed 24‑hour doorperson/lobby, elevator service, a fitness room, business/office space with internet access, storage lockers, and first‑floor accessible units and baths. Exterior amenity spaces emphasize downtown outdoor living with a roof deck that includes grilling stations and a dog run, plus private balconies on select residences. Parking is available via deeded or valet garage stalls for an additional fee; the association shows solid reserves and on‑site management and maintenance. Pet‑friendly elements include the rooftop dog run; rental restrictions have applied at times per association rules. Located within walking distance of Millennium Park, the Art Institute, Lake Michigan, theater venues, and multiple CTA lines, the building supports a dense, culture‑forward urban lifestyle with immediate access to transit, dining, and entertainment.