Views that hold the parks, the harbor, and the skyline in a single frame

Natural light and long sightlines defined the experience of this home from the moment one entered. The split two-bedroom, two-bathroom floor plan created separation between sleeping spaces while maintaining a clear, functional flow through the main living areas. Lightly used as a pied-a-terre for more than a decade, the residence was meticulously maintained and presented a calm, well-kept interior with clear potential for personalization. From inside the home, views extended across Maggie Daley Park and Millennium Park, with the Monroe Harbor, Buckingham Fountain, Michigan Avenue skyline, and Museum Campus all visible from this elevated vantage point.

With five rooms arranged across 1,148 square feet, the space supported both everyday living and short-term stays with equal ease. The attached residence balanced openness with privacy, allowing the main living areas to remain distinct from the bedrooms without feeling compartmentalized. Two full bathrooms supported the two-bedroom configuration, reinforcing the practical nature of the layout. Garage parking was available, and additional storage was included, adding convenience without altering the home’s clean interior footprint.

Harbor Point is a full-amenity building in the New Eastside neighborhood. Residents have access to 24-hour door staff, an indoor pool, a fitness center, a sauna, a steam room, and a sundeck. Dry cleaning services and a grocery store are located within the building, placing everyday needs directly on site. Built in 1974, the property sits alongside major parkland and the lakefront while remaining closely connected to Michigan Avenue and the surrounding city.