1061 W 16th St Condo

Move-in-ready 2 bed, 1 bath loft on the top floor of former box factory, FULLY FURNISHED with Room & Board and Crate & Barrel pieces throughout. Enjoy a private patio with skyline views, smart lock and smart home setup, and a generously sized 65" TV for movie nights in. The master bedroom features a medium-firm Queen Saatva mattress; the second bedroom doubles as an office/guest room with a brand-new custom lofted twin bed. Exposed brick, 16' timber loft ceilings, and abundant natural light. **All-inclusive rent covers:** Hot water, central heat/AC, electric, and high speed Fiber wifi, plus in-unit washer/dryer and Elfa closet systems. Off-street protected on-site parking available for an additional $150/month (uncovered, top level of on-site garage). **Terms:** FIRST MONTH & MOVE-IN FEE DUE AT LEASE SIGNING LAST MONTH DUE ON MOVE-IN DAY 12-month minimum (non-negotiable) 24 month preferred $350 non-refundable move-in fee (non-negotiable) Pets negotiable with non-refundable cleaning fee Proof of income, references, and background check required Fully equipped with essential cooking and cleaning supplies. This is an extremely unique opportunity to rent a loft that has been owner occupied for over 10 years. The building is not the "soft-loft" new construction seen in the West Loop; the building has kept the neighborhood character. The entrance lobby has a large mural made by our neighbor on Carpenter. You'll have a great view of the city skyline and famous 16th street murals which span from Canal all the way to Western. The Pilsen is also well known as the arts district of Chicago with art walks twice a month. The bedrooms are in the back of the unit. The kitchen, dining, and living spaces are in one open area in the front with direct access to the patio. Large dual access bathroom style (master bedroom & hallway) and with a double vanity. The 2nd bedroom could fit another full size bed but currently set up as a home office with lofted twin bed. Bienvenidos a Pilsen! Built by Czech immigrants in the 1800s, Pilsen's been Chicago's Mexican cultural heart since the 1950s. This exposed timber & brick loft, once a box factory for the stockyards, keeps its industrial character. Steps away: Michelin Bib Gourmand dining beside legendary taco stands, Thalia Hall, Casa del Pueblo, and Metra BNSF Line, Bus (8, 18), and "L Pink Line" access to the Loop.