Parkside of Old Town, completed in 2006, stands as a contemporary addition to Chicago's vibrant Old Town neighborhood. This 8-story condominium, designed by Landon Bone Baker Architects, houses 111 units, offering residents a blend of urban convenience and community living. Situated adjacent to Seward Park, the building provides a unique balance of green space and city life, with easy access to the bustling streets of Old Town and the nearby amenities of River North.
Versatile layouts with cityscape views
Parkside of Old Town offers a range of floor plans to suit various lifestyles. One-bedroom units span from 706 to 964 square feet, featuring one bathroom and selling from $270,000 to $307,500. These homes often include hardwood floors, in-unit laundry, and private balconies perfect for enjoying morning coffee or evening relaxation.
For those seeking more space, two-bedroom units range from 947 to 1,566 square feet, with one or two bathrooms, and are priced between $285,000 and $475,000. Many of these larger units boast split bedroom layouts, walk-in closets, and expansive living areas ideal for entertaining. Some residences feature wraparound terraces with waterproof membranes, offering breathtaking views of Chicago's iconic skyline, from the Prudential Building to Willis Tower.
Throughout the building, units showcase modern finishes such as granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and 42-inch cabinets in the kitchens. Floor-to-ceiling windows in many units flood the spaces with natural light and frame stunning city vistas. Select apartments feature upgraded elements like glass mosaic backsplashes, Grohe spray faucets, and dual vanity sinks in primary bathrooms.
Residents appreciate the thoughtful design touches, including ample storage solutions, soundproof windows in some units, and the convenience of in-unit Samsung washers and dryers. Many homes offer flexible spaces that can serve as dining areas, home offices, or cozy dens, adapting to residents' changing needs.
Monthly HOA fees range from $500 to $800, covering water, gas, insurance, lawn care, and scavenger services, providing peace of mind and simplifying residents' living expenses.
Comfort and convenience at your doorstep
Parkside of Old Town offers a suite of amenities designed to enhance residents' daily lives. The building features a well-equipped fitness center, allowing residents to maintain their workout routines without leaving home. For those who prefer outdoor activities, there's a bike room for secure storage of bicycles.
The main floor lounge provides a comfortable space for residents to socialize or relax outside their apartments. Package deliveries are hassle-free thanks to the secure package receiving room, ensuring that residents never miss an important delivery.
Safety and security are prioritized with secure entry systems and a fob-controlled access system for all entrances, including the mailroom. The building also offers extra storage options, with many units having access to additional storage lockers on the same floor as their apartments.
For car owners, the attached heated garage provides convenient and protected parking. Some parking spaces are available for purchase, offering a valuable amenity in an area where street parking can be challenging.
The building's inviting lobby, with its large entry area and seating, creates a welcoming atmosphere for residents and guests alike. On-site management ensures that the building runs smoothly and that residents' needs are promptly addressed.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the adjacent park and playground, offering green space right at their doorstep. This combination of indoor comforts and outdoor access makes Parkside of Old Town a well-rounded living experience in the heart of the city.
A vibrant urban tapestry of culture and convenience
Parkside of Old Town sits at the intersection of Chicago's Old Town and River North neighborhoods, areas known for their eclectic mix of historic charm and modern energy. This location offers residents a perfect blend of urban convenience and neighborhood character.
The surrounding area is a food lover's paradise, with an array of dining options to suit every palate. From the upscale Italian fare at Osteria Via Stato to the casual comfort of Stan's Donuts & Coffee, culinary adventures abound. The neighborhood is also home to popular spots like Nando's Peri-Peri and the Yard House, perfect for casual dinners or drinks with friends.
Shopping enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, with Target and Jewel-Osco conveniently located across the street for everyday needs. For more extensive shopping trips, the nearby New City Mall offers a variety of retail options. Fashion-forward residents can venture to the Magnificent Mile, just a short distance away, for high-end shopping experiences.
Entertainment options are plentiful, with venues like the House of Blues providing live music in a unique setting. The 14-screen ArcLight movie theatre at New City offers the latest blockbusters for film buffs. For those who prefer outdoor activities, Seward Park is right next door, providing nearly 9 acres of green space for recreation and relaxation.
The neighborhood's vibrant nightlife scene includes trendy spots like Fame Nightclub, while numerous bars and restaurants along Wells Street cater to various tastes and moods. During the day, the area's many cafes, including local favorites like La Colombe and Philz, provide perfect spots for remote work or casual meet-ups.
Grocery shopping is a breeze with several options within walking distance. In addition to the aforementioned Target and Jewel-Osco, residents have easy access to Whole Foods, Mariano's, and Aldi, ensuring a wide range of choices for every shopping list and budget.
The neighborhood's cultural offerings extend beyond entertainment and dining. The area is home to numerous art galleries, showcasing both local and international talent. The River North area hosts various events throughout the year, celebrating the neighborhood's diverse culinary and cultural scene.
For those seeking outdoor recreation, the Chicago Riverwalk is within reach, offering scenic paths for walking, jogging, or cycling. The nearby Lincoln Park provides even more green space, including a free zoo, conservatory, and lakefront access.
This dynamic neighborhood truly offers something for everyone, from young professionals to families, making Parkside of Old Town an ideal home base for exploring all that Chicago has to offer.
Effortless connectivity to the city and beyond
Parkside of Old Town's location 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, reducing the need for frequent transportation use.
For those relying on public transit, the building is well-served by Chicago's extensive bus network. The Division & Clybourn bus stop is just steps away, providing quick access to the Division line. A short five-minute walk brings residents to the Division & Sedgwick stop, where they can catch both the Division and Sedgwick lines, expanding their reach across the city.
Rail commuters have convenient access to Chicago's famous "L" train system. The Clark/Division Red Line station is about a 10-minute walk from the building, offering direct routes to downtown and the North Side. For those heading to the Loop or northwestern suburbs, the Sedgwick Brown and Purple Line station is also within walking distance, providing additional transit options.
Cyclists will appreciate the area's bike-friendly infrastructure, with numerous bike lanes and the city's Divvy bike-sharing system available for quick trips around the neighborhood or longer excursions.
For those who prefer to drive, the building's location provides easy access to major thoroughfares. Lake Shore Drive is nearby for quick north-south travel along the lakefront, while access to I-90/94 is just a short drive away, connecting residents to the wider Chicagoland area and beyond.
Air travelers will find both of Chicago's major airports within reach. Chicago Midway International Airport is about a 20-minute drive, while Chicago O'Hare International Airport can be reached in approximately 25 minutes by car.
The variety of transportation options available ensures that residents of Parkside of Old Town can easily navigate the city for work, play, or exploration, making it an ideal home base for those who value connectivity and convenience in their urban lifestyle.
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Area Factors
High Crime
Crime Score®
8/ 10
Very Bikeable
Bike Score®
84/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
95/ 100
Excellent Transit
Transit Score®
83/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Seward Park
3 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Playground
Stanton Park
6 min walk
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Pool
Durso Park
9 min walk
Basketball
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Park #598
10 min walk
Chestnut Park
12 min walk
Trails
Multi-Purpose Field
Washington Square Park
15 min walk
Botanical Gardens
Multi-Purpose Field
Mariano (Louis) Park
15 min walk
Wild Mile Eco Park
2 min drive
Connors Park
2 min drive
Concessions
Multi-Purpose Field
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