Residences of Lakeshore Park, #1801

Chicago, IL 60611

Welcome to an extraordinary 4-bedroom (3 bedroom + office/den) ultra luxury condo that sets the standard for opulent living. 840 N Lake Shore Dr is an iconic building designed by award winning architect Lucien Lagrange and is known for its stately architecture, unparalleled views and premier location. This particular residence is a 1 of 1 floor plan that is unlike any other "01" unit in the building. It was customized, designed and well thought out to allow for great flow and lives like a single-family home in the sky. Bright Lake Michigan views can be seen from the moment you walk through the door. Pass through the foyer and into the living room where you'll find a cozy, inviting space complete with built-ins, a fireplace and dining area. The family room boasts the best seat in the house with a wall of windows and panoramic views overlooking the Lake, Navy Pier, the park and the city. Move from the living/family room into the kitchen that features custom cabinetry, stone countertops, high-end appliance package, breakfast nook, walk-in pantry, built-in bar and south facing balcony ideal for grilling. The kitchen flows directly into the 4th bedroom that has been opened up and repurposed into a den/library with plenty of shelving and storage. The bedroom configuration features 2 ensuite bedrooms and a primary bedroom with tranquil views, his and hers walk-in closets and primary bath with separate double vanity, water closet, soaking tub and free-standing shower. Full size laundry room with side-by-side washer/dryer and storage. Two parking spaces included in addition to a separate storage locker. 840 N Lake Shore Dr is a prestigious building that offers 24/7 door staff/security, fitness room, wine storage and on site management.

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