Historic charm meets modern living in the heart of West Loop
1000 West Washington Building II, a 5-story industrial-style condominium, stands as a testament to the West Loop's transformation from its industrial past. Completed in 1994, this 179-unit building captures the essence of the neighborhood's evolution. The structure, with its prominent clock tower and large windows, pays homage to the area's industrial heritage while providing contemporary living spaces. Situated in the vibrant West Loop, residents find themselves at the epicenter of Chicago's culinary scene, steps away from the famed Restaurant Row and within easy reach of downtown amenities.
Versatile layouts with historic touches and modern amenities
1000 West Washington Building II offers a diverse range of living spaces, from cozy one-bedroom units to expansive six-bedroom residences. One-bedroom units range from 800 to 1,700 square feet, with prices starting at $450,000 and reaching up to $519,000. These units often feature exposed brick walls, hardwood floors, and large windows that flood the space with natural light.
Two-bedroom units, spanning 1,100 to 3,550 square feet, are priced between $410,000 and $975,000. Many of these homes boast open floor plans ideal for entertaining, with some featuring recessed terraces off the living room, perfect for enjoying city views.
For those seeking more space, three-bedroom units range from 800 to 3,550 square feet, with prices from $117,982 to $1,500,000. These larger units often include unique architectural elements like 14-foot coved concrete ceilings, exposed timber beams, and original elevator shafts repurposed as distinctive living spaces.
The four-bedroom units, sized between 3,100 and 3,300 square feet, are priced from $1,450,000 to $1,600,000. These premium residences often feature luxurious amenities such as private roof decks, gourmet kitchens with high-end appliances, and spa-like bathrooms.
At the pinnacle of luxury are the rare six-bedroom units, approximately 4,900 square feet in size, priced around $1,010,000. These expansive homes are perfect for large families or those who love to host, offering ample space and often featuring unique historical elements like original Nabisco ovens.
Many units across all sizes have been thoughtfully renovated, blending historic industrial elements with modern finishes. Common features include in-unit laundry, stainless steel appliances, quartz or granite countertops, and custom cabinetry. Some units boast gas fireplaces, while others feature private balconies or terraces, offering residents a personal outdoor oasis in the heart of the city.
Monthly HOA fees range from $600 to $1,600, covering water, parking, insurance, doorman services, scavenger services, snow removal, and internet. These comprehensive fees ensure residents can enjoy a worry-free lifestyle in this unique urban setting.
Blending history with modern conveniences
1000 West Washington Building II offers a range of amenities that cater to the needs of its diverse residents. The building's most unique feature is the preservation of original Nabisco ovens in some units, providing a tangible link to the area's industrial past. These historic baking ovens serve as conversation pieces and add character to the living spaces.
For those who enjoy outdoor relaxation, the building features a common sundeck built with Trex decking and a pergola. This space is equipped with gas grills and comfortable furniture, perfect for summer gatherings or simply unwinding after a long day. Some units even boast private rooftop hot tubs, offering an exclusive outdoor experience with breathtaking city views.
The building's 24-hour door staff ensures security and convenience, managing package receiving and logging. An upgraded security fob system and garage access programmable via a phone app add an extra layer of modern security to this historic structure.
For cyclists, a dedicated bike room provides secure storage. Additional storage options include individual lockers, helping residents maximize their living space. The building also features a community room, ideal for larger gatherings or events.
A loading dock and service elevator make move-ins and deliveries hassle-free. The building's on-site management and maintenance staff ensure that any issues are promptly addressed, allowing residents to fully enjoy their unique living environment.
Internet connectivity is a priority, with Silver IP internet included in the building's services. This high-speed connection ensures residents can work from home or stream entertainment without interruption.
While the building doesn't have a fitness center, its location in the heart of the West Loop puts numerous gyms and fitness studios within easy reach.
A culinary haven with a vibrant urban atmosphere
The West Loop, once Chicago's meatpacking district, has transformed into one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods. At the heart of this evolution is Randolph Street's Restaurant Row, a gastronomic paradise just steps from 1000 West Washington Building II. Here, residents can indulge in everything from Michelin-starred establishments to trendy cafes and bars.
Fulton Market, another nearby hotspot, offers an eclectic mix of high-end restaurants, boutique shops, and art galleries. The area has also become a hub for tech companies, with Google's Midwest headquarters nearby, adding to the neighborhood's dynamic energy.
For everyday needs, residents have easy access to several grocery options. Whole Foods and Mariano's are both within a 10-minute walk, offering a wide range of organic and gourmet options. For more traditional grocery shopping, a Jewel-Osco is about a 20-minute walk away.
The neighborhood is dotted with green spaces, providing a refreshing contrast to the urban landscape. Mary Bartelme Park, just a 5-minute walk from the building, features a dog park, playground, and a viewing hill with city vistas. Skinner Park, about a 15-minute walk away, offers more extensive recreational facilities including baseball fields, basketball courts, and a swimming pool.
Cultural attractions abound in the area. The Ace Hotel, a short walk away, hosts regular events and features a rooftop bar with panoramic city views. SoHo House, another nearby landmark, offers a taste of exclusivity with its members-only club and rooftop pool.
For fitness enthusiasts, the neighborhood boasts several top-rated gyms. CrossTown Fitness and Basecamp Fitness are both within a 5-minute walk, offering high-intensity workouts and group classes.
The West Loop's transformation has made it a shopping destination as well. Madison Street shops offer a mix of boutique clothing stores, home decor shops, and specialty food markets. For larger retail needs, a Target is conveniently located about a 10-minute walk from the building.
With its blend of culinary excellence, cultural attractions, and urban convenience, the West Loop offers a lifestyle that's hard to match in Chicago.
Effortless connectivity to the city and beyond
1000 West Washington Building II's location in the West Loop offers residents excellent transportation options, making it easy to navigate the city and beyond. The area's high walkability means many daily errands and activities can be accomplished on foot, with numerous amenities within a short stroll from the building.
For those relying on public transit, the options are plentiful. The nearest bus stop, Madison & Morgan, is less than a five-minute walk away, serving the Madison bus line. Another nearby stop at Halsted & Randolph & Washington, about a 5-minute walk, provides access to both the Halsted and Madison lines, offering easy connections to various parts of the city.
Rail commuters benefit from the proximity to Chicago's Ogilvie Transportation Center, a major Metra hub just a 10-minute walk from the building. This station serves the Union Pacific North, Northwest, and West lines, providing convenient access to Chicago's suburbs and beyond.
For those preferring the 'L' train system, two stations are within a 15-minute walk. The UIC-Halsted Station on the Blue Line offers direct access to O'Hare International Airport and the Loop. The Clinton Station, serving the Green and Pink Lines, provides additional connectivity to different parts of the city.
Cyclists will appreciate the neighborhood's bike-friendly infrastructure, with numerous bike lanes and the city's Divvy bike-share system readily available. The building's bike room offers secure storage for residents' bicycles.
For those with cars, the building's location provides easy access to major highways. Interstate 90/94 is nearby, facilitating quick connections to other parts of the city and beyond. Many units in the building come with deeded parking spaces, and there's an option to purchase additional parking if needed.
When it comes to air travel, both of Chicago's major airports are easily accessible. Midway International Airport is about a 20-minute drive, while O'Hare International Airport can be reached in approximately 25 minutes by car or via a direct ride on the Blue Line.
The combination of walkability, robust public transit options, and easy highway access makes 1000 West Washington Building II an ideal home base for navigating Chicago, whether for work or leisure.
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High Crime
Crime Score®
8/ 10
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
94/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
98/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
87/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Mary Bartelme Park
5 min walk
Dog Park
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Skinner Park
12 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Football
Mineral Wells City Park
13 min walk
Union Park
14 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Football
Fulton River Park
14 min walk
Dog Park
Trails
Playground
Heritage Green Park
14 min walk
Multi-Purpose Field
The Green at 320
2 min drive
Arrigo Park
3 min drive
Trails
Multi-Purpose Field
Bickerdike (George) Square Park
3 min drive
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