Live in the heart of Lincoln Park with beautiful park and Lake Michigan views at Hemingway House! This ninth-floor, 1-bedroom, 1-bath residence offers bright, inviting living space with hardwood flooring and oversized windows that frame the treetops and lake beyond. The spacious living and dining area provides plenty of room for entertaining, relaxing, and a home office with a view. The kitchen features white cabinetry, granite countertops, coordinating white appliances, and ample cabinet storage. The generously sized bedroom enjoys park and lake views, while the bathroom features a white vanity, tiled tub surround, and glass shower screen. A welcoming foyer with a mirrored coat closet adds everyday convenience also offers a linen closet and generous bedroom closet. Hemingway House offers an outstanding collection of amenities, including door staff, on-site management and engineering staff, an outdoor pool, sundeck, exercise room, party room, receiving room, bike room, storage, elevators, security door locks, and laundry facilities. Monthly assessments include heat, air conditioning, water, Wi-Fi, TV/cable, common insurance, security, door staff, exercise facilities, pool access, exterior maintenance, lawn care, trash removal, and snow removal. Owners are responsible for their own electric (ComEd). Perfectly positioned across from Lincoln Park and neighboring Old Town, you're just steps from the Lakefront Trail, North Avenue Beach, Lincoln Park Zoo, Green City Market, neighborhood cafes, restaurants, boutique shopping, and vibrant nightlife. The Clark Street bus stops at your doorstep, with additional transit options at the Sedgwick and Clark/Division CTA stations. With no rental cap, this home offers flexibility for both owner-occupants and investors. Enjoy scenic views, full-service amenities, and an exceptional Lincoln Park location! Cats are welcome; dogs are not permitted. Non-smoking building. Private garage parking with Valet optional for an additional $195/mo
Old Town Triangle, located between North Avenue and Division Street, is a historic and residential Chicago neighborhood with brick-lined streets and Victorian-era architecture. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Wells Street near North Avenue, where comedy marquees, indie boutiques, and sidewalk patios set a lively, late-afternoon rhythm. The Second City anchors the cultural calendar, while Old Town School of Folk Music and the Old Town Art Fair keep local creativity on display. Ornate rowhouses and restored cottages sit beside mid-rise buildings, giving the blocks a layered streetscape. Tree-shaded pocket parks and courtyards soften the urban grid. CTA Red Line stops at Clark/Division and Sedgwick connect the area to downtown and the lakefront.
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SALE-TO-LIST
99.9%
Most homes are selling 0% below list price.
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Style: Condo/Co-op
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County: Cook County
APN: 14334090241077
Home facts updated by county records on Sep 14, 2026
Sale and tax history
Sale History
Tax History
Date
Event
Price
MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #10671542
Jan 29, 2021
Listing Removed
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Apr 1, 1997
Sold
$127,000
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Oct 6, 1992
Sold
$102,500
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Nov 3, 1989
Sold
$90,000
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Apr 1, 1984
Sold
$81,200
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,431 (+2.6%)
$855 + $24,320
$25,175
2022
$4,319 (+2.3%)
$689 + $20,310
$20,999
2021
$4,223 (+3.0%)
$689 + $20,310
$20,999
2020
$4,100 (+2.1%)
$606 + $17,800
$18,406
2019
$4,016 (+1.7%)
$606 + $19,384
$19,990
2018
$3,949 (+33.5%)
$606 + $19,384
$19,990
2017
$2,958 (+7.5%)
$496 + $13,247
$13,743
2016
$2,753 (+9.3%)
$496 + $13,247
$13,743
2015
$2,518 (−0.2%)
$496 + $13,247
$13,743
2014
$2,522 (+2.0%)
$372 + $13,225
$13,597
2013
$2,472 (−18.5%)
$372 + $13,225
$13,597
2012
$3,035 (−0.4%)
$372 + $16,541
$16,913
2011
$3,047 (−0.4%)
$413 + $18,393
$18,806
2010
$3,060 (−0.8%)
$413 + $18,393
$18,806
2009
$3,084 (+10.2%)
$413 + $19,367
$19,780
2008
$2,799 (−1.5%)
$844 + $18,668
$19,512
2007
$2,842
$844 + $19,168
$20,012
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Last updated by owner on Sep 14, 2026.
B3-5
Community Shopping District
The primary purpose of the B3, Community Shopping district is to accommodate a very broad range of retail and service uses, often in the physical form of shopping centers or larger buildings than found in the B1 and B2 districts. In addition to accommodating development with a different physical form than found in B1 and B2 districts, the B3 district is also intended to accommodate some types of uses that are not allowed in B1 and B2 districts. Development in B3 districts will generally be destination-oriented, with a large Percentage of customers arriving by automobile. Therefore, the supply of off-street parking will tend to be higher in B3 districts than in B1 and B2 districts. The B3 district permits residential dwelling units above the ground floor. The B3 district is intended to be applied to large sites that have primary access to major streets. It may also be used along streets to accommodate retail and service use types that are not allowed in B1 and B2 districts. The B3 district can be combined with the dash 1, dash 1.5, dash 2, dash 3 or dash 5 bulk and density designations (see Sec. 17-3-0401).