1817 North Mohawk Street, Unit 1 Marketing Brochure

N. MOHAWK STREET

1817 NORTH MOHAWK STREET

Perfectly rehabbed East Lincoln Park duplex with the best outdoor space! This home offers modern day amenities and hip finishes while still featuring vintage character and charm. The super sunny, west facing living room has three large windows for tremendous natural light and a beautiful leaded glass transom. There is also a wood burning fireplace with a marble surround. The renovated kitchen features white cabinetry and countertops, all stainless-steel appliances, and an island with a stainless countertop and bar seating, all open to the dining or great room space. Both the kitchen and dining overlook the huge back deck - great for indoor/outdoor entertaining and dining al fresco. A spacious primary bedroom with a newly updated marble bath plus a designated office completes the main level. The lower level offers an additional bedroom, plus a recreational space/media room, a hall bath, a dry bar with beverage refrigeration, and access to the large laundry room. The building also offers a common rooftop deck with fabulous city views. Garage parking for one car included! Located on one of Lincoln Park’s best blocks surrounded by multimillion dollar homes and steps from shopping, dining, the lake, zoo, and Lincoln Schools!

Price: $725,000

2 Bed + Den | 3 Baths

2022 Taxes: $22,949.79

Monthly Assessments: $252

EMILY

EMILY SACHS WONG

NORTH MOHAWK STREET

LIVING ROOM 12’-9”x13’-6”

DINING ROOM 12’-9”x13’-6” MAIN

KITCHEN 10’-9”x14’-2”

MASTER BEDROOM 7’-10”x25’-5”

BEDROOM 7’-10”x11’-8”

1817 N. Mohawk Unit 1

N Basement Floor

LAUNDRY/ MECHANICAL ROOM 10’-2”x7’-2”

FAMILY ROOM 12’-2”x12’

BEDROOM 12’-2”x11’-8”

ABOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD:

LINCOLN PARK

Lincoln Park residents have it all – from the arts to its famed zoo –right in their backyard.

The neighborhood includes quiet tree-lined residential blocks, top-rated schools, DePaul University and two major museums in addition to the Lincoln Park Zoo, one of the country’s oldest zoos. There’s also a wide array of entertainment, eateries and hotspots.

An evening in Lincoln Park might include seeing a play at the acclaimed Steppenwolf Theatre and dining at a Michelin-rated restaurant or a quaint neighborhood café. Sports fans will find as many dive bars with the game on as foodies will find fine-dining restaurants with al-fresco seating.

Lincoln Park is just as delightful by day. Residents are just a walk, jog or bike ride away from the lakefront and North Avenue Beach; parks; farmers’ markets; festivals; and countless shops, ranging from upscale boutiques on Armitage to larger retailers at the Clybourn Corridor.

Smaller townhomes and vintage condominiums offer homebuyers a more affordable entry into Lincoln Park, while prices rapidly escalate for rehabs and new construction. Buyers around DePaul University can find loft condominiums in converted factories and warehouses. On its eastern edge, Lincoln Park features beautiful vintage brownstones along with high-rises with breathtaking views.

Located just two miles from downtown, Lincoln Park offers residents a quick commute to work. Public transportation abounds, with the CTA’s Brown and Red lines serving the neighborhood in addition to several bus routes and Lake Shore Drive.

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