The kind of loft Chicago stopped making. A top-floor, true timber residence in a boutique 19-unit building, with 1,438 sq. ft. inside plus an approximately 547 sq. ft. private rooftop terrace. Exposed brick, massive timber beams, soaring wood ceilings, hardwood floors, and oversized windows define the home's architecture; skyline views add the drama. The open living and kitchen space is built for entertaining, anchored by a fireplace, oversized island, and rare private access to the freight elevator. Upstairs, a rooftop bonus room opens directly to the terrace-private, oversized, and made for dinner parties, late nights, and skyline sunsets. The fully enclosed primary suite features an ensuite bath, while the second bedroom is currently open to the main living space as a dining/flex room. In-unit laundry, central air, and owned parking included. Raw, warm, private, and impossible to confuse with new construction. Moments from Fulton Market. The freight Elevator is fully compliant and works, and one secure parking space is included.