TONS OF SUNLIGHT IN THIS EXTRA BIG 1 BED. WALK TO THE LAKE AND ALL THE NEW RESTAURANTS AND BARS IN SHERIDAN PARK. THE BUILDING WAS BUILT FROM THE GROUND UP IN 2006.THE UNIT HAS AN OPEN FLOOR PLAN, HARDWOOD FLOORS, AND WASHER/DRYER IN UNIT. 10' CEILINGS AND EXTRA POWDER ROOM. WALK TO EVERYTHING INCLUDING THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION. ALSO MAKES A GREAT RENTAL, NO RESTRICTIONS EXCEPT FOR NO SHORT TERM RENTALS. PARKING HAS TO BE RENTED THROUGH ANOTHER UNIT OWNER AND IS USUALLY AROUND $150-175/MO. YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH THIS UNIT.
CondoProperty Type
2006Year Built
$300Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Michael Gerhardt• RE/MAX NEXT
Listed by Robert Rohrback• RE/MAX NEXT
Bought with Wendi Gordon Shelist• @properties Christie's International Real Estate
Bright, large 1BR/1.5BA w/open floor plan - for you or as rental property! Walk to lake/dogpark,CTA,Wrigley,shops,restaurants,music & more! Close to Andersonville. 6' kitchen island w/granite,spacious cabinets,breakfast bar perfect for cooking and entertaining. Customized Elfa system in hall and walk-in MBR closets for extra storage. PLUS:Granite,SS,W/D,Grohe fixtures,10'ceilings, ExLg storage unit. HTD GRG - $150/MO
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$2,762 (+3.5%)
$2,153 + $16,847
$19,000
2022
$2,670 (+1.4%)
$1,734 + $14,221
$15,955
2021
$2,633 (−3.4%)
$1,734 + $14,221
$15,955
2020
$2,727 (−0.6%)
$1,329 + $13,589
$14,918
2019
$2,743 (+1.8%)
$1,329 + $15,277
$16,606
2018
$2,695 (+30.3%)
$1,329 + $15,277
$16,606
2017
$2,069 (−1.6%)
$1,156 + $11,509
$12,665
2016
$2,102 (−0.1%)
$1,156 + $11,509
$12,665
2015
$2,104 (+52.5%)
$1,156 + $12,570
$13,726
2014
$1,380 (+2.2%)
$756 + $9,035
$9,791
2013
$1,350 (−0.8%)
$756 + $9,035
$9,791
2012
$1,360 (−19.5%)
$756 + $9,035
$9,791
2011
$1,690 (−13.4%)
$1,597 + $10,395
$11,992
2010
$1,952 (−18.1%)
$1,597 + $11,686
$13,283
2009
$2,383
$1,612 + $14,773
$16,385
2008
$2,381
$2,964 + $14,720
$17,684
2007
$2,964 + $18,070
$21,034
Tax history for 4848 N Sheridan Rd #503
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$2,762 (+3.5%)
$2,153 + $16,847
$19,000
2022
$2,670 (+1.4%)
$1,734 + $14,221
$15,955
2021
$2,633 (−3.4%)
$1,734 + $14,221
$15,955
2020
$2,727 (−0.6%)
$1,329 + $13,589
$14,918
2019
$2,743 (+1.8%)
$1,329 + $15,277
$16,606
2018
$2,695 (+30.3%)
$1,329 + $15,277
$16,606
2017
$2,069 (−1.6%)
$1,156 + $11,509
$12,665
2016
$2,102 (−0.1%)
$1,156 + $11,509
$12,665
2015
$2,104 (+52.5%)
$1,156 + $12,570
$13,726
2014
$1,380 (+2.2%)
$756 + $9,035
$9,791
2013
$1,350 (−0.8%)
$756 + $9,035
$9,791
2012
$1,360 (−19.5%)
$756 + $9,035
$9,791
2011
$1,690 (−13.4%)
$1,597 + $10,395
$11,992
2010
$1,952 (−18.1%)
$1,597 + $11,686
$13,283
2009
$2,383
$1,612 + $14,773
$16,385
2008
$2,381
$2,964 + $14,720
$17,684
2007
$2,964 + $18,070
$21,034
*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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Last updated by owner on Sep 16, 2026.
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