Elegant vintage home in The Renaissance, a historically and architecturally significant elevator building on the National Register of Historic places. Approximately 2200SF, beautifully refinished hardwood floors, extra large rooms, spacious foyer and gallery. Sunny and bright eat-in kitchen with two pantries, banquette, quartz countertops. Elegant lobby, only two units per floor. Convenient east Edgewater location near Foster and Hollywood beaches, the park, Mariano's, Whole Foods, highly rated Goudy elementary school, and Andersonville. Pets OK. Outside parking available immediately $75 month, wait list for garage $110 month, free guest parking. Easy access to CTA and express buses to downtown. Bike room and private storage locker. Building has two private gardens with grills and seating areas. Well managed building, Click on 'additional information' for floor plan. Truly a lovely home!
CondoProperty Type
1927Year Built
$264Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Edward Watts• Jameson Sotheby's International Realty
Incredible opportunity at The Renaissance! Gorgeous & spacious three bedroom home ready for your personal touches. Wonderful views and natural light throughout this SE corner home. Grand foyer unfolds to huge living & dining rooms (or DR can be used as family room off adjoining kitchen). Wonderful kitchen area with butler's pantry and built-in breakfast table. Third bedroom currently used as den. Beautiful private gardens plus roof terrace. Intimate boutique vintage building steps from Bryn Mawr historic district, Andersonville conveniences, restaurants, transportation, parks, and the lake! Guest parking. Amazing price in this gem of a building. Bring your decorator to create your dream home!
MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #10045721
Oct 5, 2018
Listing Removed
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MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #09935824
Aug 8, 2018
Listing Removed
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$6,752 (+2.6%)
$2,607 + $32,877
$35,484
2022
$6,582 (+2.3%)
$2,138 + $29,865
$32,003
2021
$6,435 (+5.0%)
$2,138 + $29,865
$32,003
2020
$6,127 (+0.2%)
$1,205 + $26,300
$27,505
2019
$6,114 (−6.1%)
$1,205 + $29,228
$30,433
2018
$6,515 (−16.5%)
$1,205 + $31,776
$32,981
2017
$7,806 (+7.5%)
$1,048 + $35,213
$36,261
2016
$7,263 (+9.3%)
$1,048 + $35,213
$36,261
2015
$6,644 (+23.6%)
$1,048 + $35,213
$36,261
2014
$5,374 (+19.0%)
$799 + $28,170
$28,969
2013
$4,516 (+21.6%)
$799 + $24,033
$24,832
2012
$3,713 (+38.4%)
$799 + $19,893
$20,692
2011
$2,683 (+21.9%)
$943 + $15,611
$16,554
2010
$2,201 (−4.5%)
$943 + $15,611
$16,554
2009
$2,304 (+9.2%)
$943 + $15,611
$16,554
2008
$2,110 (+0.4%)
$885 + $15,667
$16,552
2007
$2,101
$885 + $15,667
$16,552
Tax history for 5510 N Sheridan Rd Unit 2B
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$6,752 (+2.6%)
$2,607 + $32,877
$35,484
2022
$6,582 (+2.3%)
$2,138 + $29,865
$32,003
2021
$6,435 (+5.0%)
$2,138 + $29,865
$32,003
2020
$6,127 (+0.2%)
$1,205 + $26,300
$27,505
2019
$6,114 (−6.1%)
$1,205 + $29,228
$30,433
2018
$6,515 (−16.5%)
$1,205 + $31,776
$32,981
2017
$7,806 (+7.5%)
$1,048 + $35,213
$36,261
2016
$7,263 (+9.3%)
$1,048 + $35,213
$36,261
2015
$6,644 (+23.6%)
$1,048 + $35,213
$36,261
2014
$5,374 (+19.0%)
$799 + $28,170
$28,969
2013
$4,516 (+21.6%)
$799 + $24,033
$24,832
2012
$3,713 (+38.4%)
$799 + $19,893
$20,692
2011
$2,683 (+21.9%)
$943 + $15,611
$16,554
2010
$2,201 (−4.5%)
$943 + $15,611
$16,554
2009
$2,304 (+9.2%)
$943 + $15,611
$16,554
2008
$2,110 (+0.4%)
$885 + $15,667
$16,552
2007
$2,101
$885 + $15,667
$16,552
*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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Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Cook County
APN
14082020171002
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Last updated by owner on Sep 16, 2026.
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