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203 S. Sangamon #206 $431,000 or Rent $2450/mo Huge Price Cut | Sale Includes 2 Parking Spots Rental Includes 1 Parking Spot |
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Neighborhood Information
-Click here to download or print the West Loop Neighborhood Report which includes area map, shopping, restaurant, school, worship and other useful information. Useful Links West Loop Community Organization West Loop, a Chicago Neighborhood Guide West Loop Neighborhood Map of Chicago Taste of Randolph Street Festival Adams-Sangamon Park (Under Construction): Fall 2009 Groundbreaking Ceremony
The West Loop is a community just west of the Chicago’s original elevated “Loop”. The area is experiencing incredible growth and development as urban dwellers seek to find property that enables them to live, work and play in close proximity of Chicago’s downtown. Things to do in and around the West Loop From Halsted to Damen, and Madison Street north to Grand Avenue, the West Loop is a mix of lofts, galleries, photographers, graphic design firms and wholesale food markets. As this is not originally a residential district, there is an interesting mix of residential and commercial loft space that’s architecturally unique as well as convenient to the Loop and the near north side. Positioned between Chicago’s downtown “loop” district and the neighborhood of the United Center, there are a myriad of things to do within walking and biking distance. Walk to downtown’s Chicago Opera House or bike to Millenium Park, the Art Institute of Chicago, Grant Park concerts, fests and competitions. The United Center is home to the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks and is also one of Illinois’ largest entertainment venues for music, circuses and performances – also within walking/biking distance. Residents enjoy a range of excellent restaurants as well as proximity to other popular neighborhoods, such as Greektown (short walking distance), Fulton Market (biking distance) and Little Italy. Once famous for its meat and produce markets (many of which still exist), nearby Randolph Street is now home to many of Chicago’s premier restaurants. Distinctive Loft and Townhome Housing The West Loop is the Chicago’s primary loft district; with many multi-use brick buildings converted to residential and office lofts with exposed brick and timber ceilings. The West Loop in particular has been the focus of hundreds of millions of dollars in new high-rise office buildings and residential towers. These modern dwellings co-exist with colorful open-air produce markets and the lively Greek restaurants and nightclubs along Halsted Street. The high-rise complexes offer a full range of conveniences from shopping to private health clubs. |
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