Welcome to Buena Park! Impeccably renovated one bedroom condo in the historic Seville Hotel. Smart & modern floor plan with beautiful kitchen cabinetry, granite counters with stainless steel appliances. Private balcony off the living room. Nice building amenities with first floor gym, card laundry, additional storage and communal roof-top deck. Great walkability to the Red line El train, local shops and restaurants and only a few blocks to the lakeshore bike path.
Modern Space, Vintage Building, Ideal Location. Gorgeous, 1 Bedroom in Old Historic Seville Hotel in Buena Park Neighborhood. Open Layout, a Perfect Use of Space (see Floor Plan Virtual Tour). Tastefully Updated Unit (2019) and Complete Gut-Rehab in 2006. Stunning Kitchen with 42" Cabinets, Granite Counters & Stainless Steel Appliances. Grill Out on Private Balcony. Central Air and Heat. Elevator Building Features a Gorgeous Entrance Foyer with Grand Staircase Leading up to Condo's Floor. Stunning, Communal Roof-Top Deck with Gorgeous Views of Wrigley, Downtown Skyline, and Lake. Fantastic Locale - 2 Blocks to Red Line Train, 3 Blocks to the Lake. Walking Distance to Restaurants, Montrose Beach & Harbor, Shopping, and Wrigley Field. Convenient Bike & Workout Rooms, In-Building Laundry, and Extra Storage. Come and See. Pet-Friendly and Investors Welcome (No Rental Limit).
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$2,829 (+3.4%)
$1,524 + $14,736
$16,260
2022
$2,735 (+1.4%)
$1,524 + $14,736
$16,260
2021
$2,696 (−17.6%)
$1,524 + $14,736
$16,260
2020
$3,274 (−0.4%)
$1,093 + $13,093
$14,186
2019
$3,286 (−1.3%)
$1,093 + $14,693
$15,786
2018
$3,330 (+47.4%)
$1,093 + $15,181
$16,274
2017
$2,259 (+7.7%)
$951 + $9,194
$10,145
2016
$2,097 (+9.1%)
$951 + $9,194
$10,145
2015
$1,922 (+14.0%)
$951 + $9,194
$10,145
2014
$1,686 (+5.1%)
$725 + $8,096
$8,821
2013
$1,604 (−7.6%)
$725 + $8,096
$8,821
2012
$1,737 (−7.1%)
$725 + $8,952
$9,677
2011
$1,869 (−0.4%)
$856 + $10,678
$11,534
2010
$1,877 (+4.4%)
$856 + $10,678
$11,534
2009
$1,799 (−29.1%)
$856 + $10,678
$11,534
2008
$2,535
$637 + $17,036
$17,673
2007
$637 + $17,036
$17,673
Tax history for 4144 N Sheridan Rd #209
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$2,829 (+3.4%)
$1,524 + $14,736
$16,260
2022
$2,735 (+1.4%)
$1,524 + $14,736
$16,260
2021
$2,696 (−17.6%)
$1,524 + $14,736
$16,260
2020
$3,274 (−0.4%)
$1,093 + $13,093
$14,186
2019
$3,286 (−1.3%)
$1,093 + $14,693
$15,786
2018
$3,330 (+47.4%)
$1,093 + $15,181
$16,274
2017
$2,259 (+7.7%)
$951 + $9,194
$10,145
2016
$2,097 (+9.1%)
$951 + $9,194
$10,145
2015
$1,922 (+14.0%)
$951 + $9,194
$10,145
2014
$1,686 (+5.1%)
$725 + $8,096
$8,821
2013
$1,604 (−7.6%)
$725 + $8,096
$8,821
2012
$1,737 (−7.1%)
$725 + $8,952
$9,677
2011
$1,869 (−0.4%)
$856 + $10,678
$11,534
2010
$1,877 (+4.4%)
$856 + $10,678
$11,534
2009
$1,799 (−29.1%)
$856 + $10,678
$11,534
2008
$2,535
$637 + $17,036
$17,673
2007
$637 + $17,036
$17,673
*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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County
Cook County
APN
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Last updated by owner on Jul 12, 2026.
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