1901 S Calumet Avenue # 2105

Set in Harbor View on Calumet Avenue in the South Loop, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence pairs sweeping views of Burnham Harbor and Lake Michigan with a recently refreshed interior. New hardwood floors run throughout the home, and floor-to-ceiling windows carry natural light and water views deep into the main living space. The foyer opens to a generous living and dining area, with crown molding framing the ceiling and a private balcony off the dining end. The kitchen opens to the living space through a quartz breakfast bar and features two-tone cabinetry, a linear stone tile backsplash, and a full stainless steel appliance package covering the refrigerator, range, microwave, and dishwasher. The split-bedroom layout places the primary suite apart from the second bedroom and the main living areas. The primary carries a walk-in closet and a remodeled bath with a double-sink vanity and a walk-in shower. The second bedroom, with its own window wall, is currently configured as a home office. A second full bath with a shower and tub combination sits just off the hallway. In-unit laundry completes the home. A deeded heated parking space in the building's attached garage is available with the unit. Residents have access to a pool, sundeck, fitness center, sauna, party room, bike room, dog run, and additional storage, along with door staff in the lobby and an on-site manager and engineer. The monthly assessment covers heat, air conditioning, water, and internet, plus insurance, exterior maintenance, and snow removal. Prairie Avenue is one block west, lined with Glessner House, the Clarke House Museum, and the Chicago Women's Park and Gardens. Soldier Field, Wintrust Arena, and McCormick Place are all within a short walk, and the 18th Street bridge provides easy access to Burnham Park and the Lakefront Trail. The Metra Electric's 18th Street station is just around the corner, the Green Line picks up at Cermak McCormick Place, and Jewel-Osco sits on South Wabash Avenue. Set up a showing and see how it lives.