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Do You Love Unique Exposed Brick Industrial Lofts? 2222 N. Racine in Lincoln Park

2222 N. Racine approved

This 3-bedroom loft triplex at 2222 N. Racine in Lincoln Park came on the market in September 2016.

This is a 16 unit industrial building. The units are more townhouse-like, than condo-like.

This unit has loft features including exposed brick, large windows and timber ceilings. The living room has 16 foot ceilings.

The listing says there’s a “chef’s kitchen” with Viking and Subzero appliances, stone counter tops and a wine cooler.

Two of the three bedrooms are on the second floor with the master suite on the third floor.

There’s also a secluded private deck off the master suite.

This loft has central air, washer/dryer in the unit and 1-car garage parking. Not all of the units in the building have the parking spot.

Originally listed in September 2016 for $724,900, it was under contract in March 2017 but came back on in April 2017.

It has now been reduced $49,900 to $675,000.

With new construction 3-bedrooms in Lincoln Park now selling for over $800,000, is this a deal for the square footage and location?

Mark Zipperer at Re/Max Edge has the listing. See the pictures here.

Unit #13: 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 1800 square feet

  • Sold in May 1992 for $274,000
  • Sold in February 1994 for $305,000
  • Sold in April 1995 for $325,000
  • Sold in June 1998 for $380,000
  • Sold in May 2002 for $485,000
  • Sold in May 2011 for $565,000
  • Originally listed in September 2016 for $724,900
  • Reduced
  • Under contract but re-listed
  • Currently listed at $675,000 (includes 1-car garage parking)
  • Assessments of $264 a month (includes exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavenger, snow removal)
  • Taxes of $6737
  • Central Air
  • Washer/Dryer in the unit
  • Bedroom #1: 16×14 (third floor)
  • Bedroom #2: 18×13 (second floor)
  • Bedroom #3: 15×9 (second floor)

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12 Responses to “Do You Love Unique Exposed Brick Industrial Lofts? 2222 N. Racine in Lincoln Park”

  1. why are the taxes so low on this one?

    Decent enough place in a good neighborhood, I don’t like the low ceilings though, and that garage parking looks terrible but that’s probably why its priced to sell!

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  2. “why are the taxes so low on this one?”

    Assessed at $361k. Would guess that there are some really low comps in the building or nearby–quite probably for unreno’d units.

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  3. FIRETRAP!!!!
    JAN TERRI SMOKING A CIG IN THERE AFTER BAND PRACTICE. LOLZ!!
    GO CUBBIES!!!!

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  4. so who or what is this Jan terri everyone speaks of?

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  5. https://janterri1.bandcamp.com/merch/autographed-picture-phone-call

    Abe–can you get us a cc break on the 8x10s??

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  6. Going viral baby! Almost at a million views.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IO2oayC54dg

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  7. the comments are gold

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  8. I like this place. It’s more interesting than most places on the market. I bet it ends up selling for $650,000.

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  9. I really like this place! Nice layout, well appointed. Exposed beams really make it look and feel like a loft. Looks like it would be a fun place to live in.

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  10. Thanks for posting that link…now I have that damn song stuck in my head!

    Nice place..that square footage on a three bedroom though…

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  11. Love the exposed wood…hat that access to the private outdoor space is via the master suite.

    Also, is that master suite closed off from below??

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  12. I remember when these were converted to lofts in the early 80s. Hard to believe it still looks this good inside. Must have been redone at some point.

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