910 S Michigan Ave

A 20-story early-20th-century residential high-rise on Chicago’s lakeward edge, completed in 1911 and converted to loft-style condominiums. The building predominantly houses two-bedroom residences characterized by high and vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, hardwood floors, and large open living/dining footprints that reflect its loft origins. Interior finishes commonly include granite or quartz counters, built-in millwork, wet bars or dry bars, multiple fireplaces in larger homes, walk-in closets, in-unit laundry or full laundry rooms, and upgraded baths with marble or tile. Many corner units feature private balconies and framed park or lake views. Common areas emphasize full-service living with a staffed lobby and 24-hour door staff, elevator access, an exercise/health facility, bike storage, and additional storage rooms; building offers monitored entry systems. Parking is available though often sold or rented separately, with tandem and oversized spaces noted in certain listings; assessments sometimes include utilities, cable, and internet. The property’s location fronts Grant Park and the Museum Campus, providing immediate access to green space, lakefront trails, cultural institutions, grocery and retail options, and frequent public transit — a pedestrian-friendly urban lifestyle with strong building reserves and a mix of classic prewar architecture and contemporary condo updates.