Get a 2-Bedroom Triplex Loft With Lake Views: 1727 S. Indiana in the South Loop
This 2-bedroom triplex loft in the Prairie District Lofts at 1727 S. Indiana in the South Loop has been on the market since April 2011.
In that time, it has been reduced $13,500.
It is now listed for just $500 under the 2007 price.
This building was converted into condominiums in 2007.
Some of the units have new kitchens and baths and some do not (it depends on if you bought the upgrade package when purchasing.)
The lofts do have unique layouts and authentic loft features.
This 1600 square foot loft has a new kitchen with glass backsplash and stainless steel appliances.
It also has new contemporary bathrooms.
The loft has features loft lovers crave including 30 foot ceilings, exposed brick, timber ceilings and 8 foot windows.
One bedroom is on the main floor with the second bedroom on the second floor.
There is also a lofted office area on the third floor.
The unit has a 15×8 terrace with views of the lake.
There is central air and washer/dryer in the unit but parking is rental only.
There have been short sale and foreclosures in this building.
Can this seller get the 2007 price?
Eugene Fu at @Properties has the listing. See the pictures here.
Unit #412: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1600 square feet, triplex
- Sold in October 2007 for $366,000
- Originally listed in April 2011 for $379,000
- Reduced
- Currently listed for $365,500
- Assessments of $402 a month
- Taxes of $4496
- Central Air
- Washer/Dryer in the unit
- Rental parking of $100 a month
- Terrace of 15×8
- Bedroom #1: 16×11 (second floor)
- Bedroom #2: 11×10 (main floor)
- Lofted office: 8×10 (third floor)
530 sqft a floor x3
i’m healthy and wouldn’t want to deal with this the entire place is stairs!
I just don’t like town homes period (they are too claustrophobic) especially I don’t get why they made them somewhere like SL were there was ton of land available.
I think that the only time a place like this would make sense is if it was in a neighborhood in which you could walk around (and had several attractions close by). This isn’t that type of neighborhood – I feel as though I was in a prison.
Clio — have you been to this area of the SL? Obviously not if you feel it isn’t the kind of “neighborhood in which you could walk around (and had several attractions close by).” Tons of parks, restaurants, and attractions (i.e. 10 min walk from lake, Museum Campus, Grant Park, Chinatown). Don’t knock what you don’t know.
Waaaaaayy off topic but,
so you know James J Banks of the famed zoning family, and 36th ward William J Banks which (head of the zoning committee), is on the board/committe for the illinois tollway.
so again you can thank the chicago machine for screwing the people AGAIN.
look at the disparity btw the other properties for sale in the bldg listed at the bottom of the redfin link. eek! i think one of the bedrooms is actually a boiler room.
“Quinn just put Alexi Giannoulious on some kind of Illinois “university” board,”
i heard it was the state community college board? will need to look that up.
but its befitting as he screwed the college fund up so those same kids that are short on cash no for a university, he can screw them also.
i am this close to being out of this state if not country
when i said “will need to look that up” it meant anybody else but me look for the answer.
Back to the property on CC. This place is nice and Clio I have to disagree on the hood. No it is not the gold coast, river north, or Oak Brook however it is QUITE walkable, has plenty of shopping, dining, and other entertainment options in close proximity. That hardly constitutes as a prison. In addition it is a quick walk (thru the tunnel) to a very nice part of the lakefront called the Museum campus.
Perhaps you have seen the area as you drove down LSD. It is near a place called Soldier Field. Ringing any bells???? Maybe not as you likely are just like me and make it a point to rarely go south of Roosevelt Ave.
The condo will sell. It is slightly high as buyers need to think they are getting the “steal of the century” on anything they purchase. I’ll say $335 to $340 get’s it done before Thanksgiving Day weekend.
Oh and I hate the outdoor spot. This holds back a few buyers. Tip of the day is NEVER buy a condo without indoor deeded parking spot and if you purchase a 2 bedroom or bigger then make sure to get that second spot if available.