88 W Schiller ST #2806L Chicago, IL 60610

Welcome to Sandburg Terrace and the Lowell House. The building named after early 1900s poet Amy Lowell, whom started a renaissance of imagery poetry, is the perfect inspiration for this picturesque building humbly located on the cusp of two sprawling neighborhoods. 28 floors above the tree lined street of Schiller, this one bedroom condo has sweeping southern views of the city skyline including iconic buildings such as the Hancock and Sears (yes, still Sears) Tower. Recently renovated, this unit offers sophisticated amenities for today's homeowner. Newer walnut hardwood floors connects an 'L' shaped living and dining room with a vast 14 foot wall of brand new windows. The galley style kitchen is updated with stainless steel appliances, "Zodiac" quartz countertops and open faced, glass cabinets. The bathroom was renovated to include a standing glass shower with classic white subway tile and penny style tile flooring. New fixtures and vanity wrap up the bathroom finishes! The master suite is large enough to house your king bed, additional furniture and all your dreams. With the carpet recently replaced and the entire condo professionally painted, this home is ready for you to move in and start making many memories. The unit also features a huge walk in storage closet within the entryway and an additional storage cage is included within the building. Garage parking is available via the building and can be rented for a monthly fee. Lowell House is an extremely well run building within the Sandburg Ter complex. The building has management on site, a stunning roof top sundeck with 360 views of the lake and skyline, two outdoor pools and tennis courts. Situated on the edge of Gold Coast and Old Town neighborhoods, this building provides residents with a 98% walk score, which is ideal for any city goer. Easy access to Lake Shore Dr and public transportation, as well as a plethora of different restaurants, cultural amenities, the lake, grocery stores and shopping, gives residents everything they could ever want at the tips of their fingers.