910 N Lake Shore Dr

A mid-century high-rise on Chicago’s lakefront, completed in 1955 and rising 29 stories, the building is one of the Mies van der Rohe glass-and-steel towers that define Streeterville’s skyline. Units are mostly one-bedroom plans, many featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that frame east-facing lake and city views. Interior elements commonly found across residences include open layouts, built-in storage, walk-in closets, granite counters, wet/dry bars in some homes, and original details updated in select units. The ground-level and common areas are service-oriented: a staffed 24-hour doorman, an attended lobby, on-site management and maintenance personnel, a package/receiving room, and a commissary/convenience store. Shared amenities concentrate on outdoor leisure and practical storage — a roof sun deck, bike room, storage lockers, coin laundry facilities, and bike storage; garage parking and valet options are offered on a rental basis. The building permits cats in many units but enforces restrictions on dogs in some listings. Located within walking distance of Michigan Avenue, Oak Street Beach, Northwestern’s hospitals, restaurants and transit, the tower delivers a dense urban lifestyle centered on lakefront access, iconic modernist architecture, and hotel-like building services.