Sophisticated, one level home featuring 9 foot ceilings, hardwood flooring, granite and stainless steel white kitchen, enormous room sizes throughout, huge walk-in master closet, luxurious master bathroom with double bowl vanity, separate shower and whirlpool tub, tons of natural light streams in from both South and West exposures. Offering tremendous privacy as there are no common walls. Two very large bedrooms and a den. The building amenities include a beautiful courtyard with furniture and grills for entertaining on the second level, an exercise room with steam and sauna, guest parking, elevator and extra storage. Attached garage parking included. Walk to transportation (Red and Brown Lines) and all that Armitage Ave. and DePaul have to offer. Located in the Historic Sheffield Neighborhood. This was The Piano Factory parts building back in the 1890's.
CondoProperty Type
1895Year Built
$421Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Colette Connelly• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff
Bought with Joanne Nemerovski• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices KoenigRubloff
SELLER PAYS $200/MO FOR 5 YRS TOWARD ASSMT! UNIT HAS NO COMMON WALLS FOR ULTRA QUIET LUXURY! GRAN/SS KIT, OPEN FL PLN W/ WBFP IN GRT RM. BRIGHT HIGH SECURITY 1st FL. HAS GREAT FLOW. QUALITY FINISHES, NEW APPL. HUGE CALIF WIC IN LG. MSTR BR W/FP. TRUE SPA BTH. SAUNA/STEAM GYM, LANDSCAPED & FURNISHED GRN ROOF. HTD INDOOR PKG + GUEST LOT! TREE LINED STROLL TO DEPAUL CAMPUS, REST, SHOPS, TRANSP. A REAL NEIGHBORHOOD!
Public Records
Jul 20, 2005
Sold
$463,000
$232/sq ft
Public Records
Jun 8, 2000
Sold
$420,000
$210/sq ft
Public Records
Dec 12, 1989
Sold
$290,000
$145/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$11,894 (+3.2%)
$21,889 + $51,421
$73,310
2022
$11,521 (−4.5%)
$17,652 + $44,519
$62,171
2021
$12,066 (+14.5%)
$17,652 + $48,347
$65,999
2020
$10,536 (−8.7%)
$15,534 + $37,344
$52,878
2019
$11,545 (+1.7%)
$15,534 + $41,930
$57,464
2018
$11,351 (+11.6%)
$15,534 + $41,930
$57,464
2017
$10,169 (+7.5%)
$12,709 + $34,529
$47,238
2016
$9,461 (+20.8%)
$12,709 + $34,529
$47,238
2015
$7,832 (−7.7%)
$12,709 + $34,529
$47,238
2014
$8,484 (+2.2%)
$9,532 + $40,602
$50,134
2013
$8,298 (+0.8%)
$9,532 + $40,602
$50,134
2012
$8,229 (+2.4%)
$9,532 + $40,602
$50,134
2011
$8,037 (−1.1%)
$10,591 + $42,372
$52,963
2010
$8,125 (+4.2%)
$10,591 + $42,372
$52,963
2009
$7,796 (+8.8%)
$10,591 + $42,372
$52,963
2008
$7,166 (+0.6%)
$5,962 + $47,184
$53,146
2007
$7,124
$5,962 + $47,184
$53,146
Tax history for 2100 N Racine Ave Unit 1D
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$11,894 (+3.2%)
$21,889 + $51,421
$73,310
2022
$11,521 (−4.5%)
$17,652 + $44,519
$62,171
2021
$12,066 (+14.5%)
$17,652 + $48,347
$65,999
2020
$10,536 (−8.7%)
$15,534 + $37,344
$52,878
2019
$11,545 (+1.7%)
$15,534 + $41,930
$57,464
2018
$11,351 (+11.6%)
$15,534 + $41,930
$57,464
2017
$10,169 (+7.5%)
$12,709 + $34,529
$47,238
2016
$9,461 (+20.8%)
$12,709 + $34,529
$47,238
2015
$7,832 (−7.7%)
$12,709 + $34,529
$47,238
2014
$8,484 (+2.2%)
$9,532 + $40,602
$50,134
2013
$8,298 (+0.8%)
$9,532 + $40,602
$50,134
2012
$8,229 (+2.4%)
$9,532 + $40,602
$50,134
2011
$8,037 (−1.1%)
$10,591 + $42,372
$52,963
2010
$8,125 (+4.2%)
$10,591 + $42,372
$52,963
2009
$7,796 (+8.8%)
$10,591 + $42,372
$52,963
2008
$7,166 (+0.6%)
$5,962 + $47,184
$53,146
2007
$7,124
$5,962 + $47,184
$53,146
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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APN
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Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
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