This art filled loft is in the Donohue Building where the loft experience began in Chicago in the late 70's. Big windows bring in sunshine in the mornings. There are genuine hardwood floors, massive wood columns, exposed timber ceilings and brick walls. The maple kitchen has (mostly) stainless steel appliances and countertops. The Bertazzoni refrigerator was installed in 2021. The GE electric range has a top broiler and a lower convection oven. There is also a GE microwave, wine cooler and a black fronted Kitchenaid dishwasher. The primary bath has a granite topped vanity with an undermount sink and lots of counter space. The tub/shower is fancifully tiled. The washer and dryer are hidden behind a rattan folding screen. The guest bath is located far from the action near the front door and has a shower stall. The long entrance gallery is perfect for extra storage and an art collection. The current owner even uses it as a study. The primary bedroom is currently being used as an art studio and office as well as a guest room. The second bedroom currently has a queen size bed (but has room for a king) and is tucked behind the vast living room/dining room/kitchen space. This is loft living that is both authentic to its roots, but still affords the privacy of separate bedrooms. Every possible inch of space is utilized for storage tucked in areas around the apartment. The seller is even willing to sell most of the artwork to the buyer who would like it left in place. It is terrific entertaining space on the premier block of Printers Row. For those who live on this special block of the city, there is no where else they'd rather be. It is in the center of the transportation hub of the metropolis. All of the CTA train lines have stops within 2 blocks of the building. There is a Red Line stop right outside on Polk. It's easy access to all of the highways from Ida B Wells Drive just 2 blocks north including easy access to Lake Shore Dr. Buses stop at the corner. The neighborhood is brimming with restaurants, bars & shops. It's an easy walk or roll to Grant Park, Buckingham Fountain, Millennium Park, the museums, theaters, universities, and all of the shopping and eating in the Loop. You can head south and be at the University of Chicago and its hospitals in minutes. Walk Score says it's a walker's and public transportation rider's paradise. The vaunted 2-way protected bike path that runs all the way through the Loop and over the river begins across the street from the front door. Pet limit of 2. The freight elevator is available by arrangement with maintenance staff; it isn't self-operated.Rentals allowed with minimum of a 6 month lease. No rental cap. $300 move fee and $200 refundable damage deposit. Reserve fund balance as of April 11, 2023: $1,478,695. No current or planned special assessments. Parking garages and a parking lot surround this building. The parking offered would be offsite and leased separately.