Brand new Old Town building which is designed to operate 24% more efficiently than a typical, code-compliant building. High efficiency heating and cooling systems conserve energy and keep residents comfortable. Residents are in close proximity to Chicago's most vibrant neighborhoods including Old Town, Lincoln Park, River North, Buck Town/Wicker Park and Goose Island. Green roofs and amenity deck planters capture rainwater and contribute to the building's overall water efficiency.
Apartments:
Modern kitchens with integrated, cabinet-faced and Energy Star-rated appliances
Floor-to-ceiling glass windows / Hardwood floors throughout / Exposed concrete ceilings
Nest Learning Thermostats™ / High-efficiency LED lighting
Expansive views of the city and Lake Michigan
Extras:
Lobby with fireplace, co-working table, lounge seating and conference room
Modern fitness facilities / Bike parking and bike maintenance facilities
Pet-friendly, with indoor and outdoor dog runs and two dog washing stations
Outdoor terrace and sundeck with a pool, lounge chairs, cabanas, private BBQ cooking stations and fire pits
Terrace lounge with kitchenette, game tables and a fireplace
Rooftop lounge with chef's kitchen, private conference spaces, media screening room and an outdoor deck with uninterrupted city views, fireplace and seating
*Images are intended to represent finishes and may not be of exact unit.
**Prices and availability subject to change without notice.
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For more info call (312) 254-9941
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The Goose Island neighborhood of Chicago is an artificial
island, and the only island on the Chicago River. The North Branch
of the Chicago River and the North Branch Canal surrounds this 160
acres island. Mayor Daley declared the island a Protected
Manufacturing District in 1990, but the surrounding land shares the
namesake and features luxury high-rises with one-bedroom apartments
renting for well over $2,000 per month, and two-bedroom apartments
at least $3,000. Goose Island is currently in a period of
reinvention, referred to as Goose Island 2.0, Silicon Island, and
Innovation Island.
Chicago's first mayor, William Ogden, created Goose Island when
his excavating company cut a path through the Chicago River between
North Avenue and Chicago Avenue in pursuit of brickmaking clay. The
Ogden's Canal was formed and later rejoined the river, isolating
this piece of land in the process. The island became heavily
industrialized; with grain elevators, several…
Goose Island Apartments, 60610 Apartments
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The apartment is a unit offered at a monthly price of $2,300. The building allows easy access via an elevator. The building also boasts a fitness center to help residents stay in great shape. Both cats and dogs are allowed, but as always, double check with the manager about any specific pet concerns you may have. The kitchen conveniently includes a dishwasher.
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