Thoughtful Building Details and Resources
Building Details
- Dedicated Superintendent
- Micro, studio, and 1-bedroom apartments
- Heat included
- Pets welcome
- Tudor building
- Storage
- Bike parking
- Laundry pay app
- Walk Score®: 95
- Brown, Red, Purple and 6 bus lines nearby
Get to know Lincoln Park.
The Vibe: Beautiful city sites attract beautiful people who love the lake access and easy transit options
Don’t Miss: The Wiener’s Circle, Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool, Kingston Mines
Only Here:
Galit (Michelin starred), North Pond Nature Sanctuary
Lincoln Park is one of Chicago’s oldest and most classic neighborhoods. Rebuilt after the fire of 1871 with an eclectic mix of housing, mansions sit next to row homes with Victorian facades, which sit next to apartment buildings. Bound by North Avenue to the South, Diversey to the North, and Clybourn to the West, short commutes to downtown attract a wide variety of residents. With short walks to the zoo, lakefront, nature museum, and conservatory, the neighborhood is an easy place to enjoy the outdoors with sweeping views and myriad attractions.
Our Pet Policy
Restricted animals that may not visit or be maintained in the Leased Premises include, but are not limited to: tarantulas, piranhas, reptiles (snakes, iguanas), ferrets, skunks, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits, nor birds (parrots, cockatiels, macaws).
Restricted dog breeds include, but are not limited to: Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Presa Canarios, German Shepherds, Huskies, Malamutes, Dobermans, Chow chows, Akitas, Terriers (Staffordshire), American Bull Dogs, any wolf hybrid, or any hybrid of mixed breed of one of the aforementioned breed.
Pet Rent Details
- Cats — 1 allowed, One-time Fee $150.00, Rent $15.00/mo
- Dogs — 1 allowed, Max weight 60 lb. One-time Fee $250.00, Rent $25.00/mo
- Restrictions — Dogs are not permitted in studio apartments. Pets are limited to two per apartment.