In the highly preferred northeast corner at 41 E 8th, Residence 1401 frames Chicago at its best: Lake Michigan's morning sun to the east, the city's iconic skyline to the north. Two private balconies blur the line between indoors and out, inviting coffee at sunrise and evenings under the stars in this move-in-ready, light-filled two-bedroom, two-bathroom home in the bustling Loop's South Edge. Step through the gracious foyer into more than 1, 500 square feet of well-appointed interiors thoughtfully designed for formal entertaining and everyday enjoyment. An updated chef's kitchen separates the living and dining rooms offering ample storage and seating along the breakfast bar, dressed in granite countertops with tiled backsplash and new stainless-steel appliances. Nine-foot ceilings and refinished hardwood floors carry through the main living areas, with fresh carpet underfoot in both bedrooms. A versatile dining room adaptable for formal gatherings, lounging or an inspiring home office overlooks the Essex Hotel and Lake Michigan to the east. A dedicated in-unit laundry room with built-in shelving and additional storage enhances daily convenience and order. The split-bedroom layout optimizes privacy and functionality. The spacious primary suite includes a walk-in closet and newly refreshed ensuite with dual sinks, large soaking tub and separate walk-in shower. The secondary bedroom sits at the home's north end, close to second updated bathroom. The owner has meticulously cared for this gently lived in home, investing in many improvements over the years. The Residences at 41 E 8th Street is a well-maintained and-managed full-service building offering 24-hour door staff, a fitness room, sundeck, party room and business center. Pet and investor-friendly with solid reserves. One heated, deeded garage parking space, plus, additional storage unit are included in the price. Located in the heart of South Edge of the Chicago Loop, just blocks from Printer's Row and the seasonal farmers market, this residence offers unmatched access to Grant Park, Museum Campus, the lakefront and public transit, along with the South Loop's vibrant dining, shopping and cultural destinations.
