WEB ID: 53944025360 E Randolph, 1405
360 E Randolph, 1405 Chicago, IL 60601
for rent | 2 BEDS | 2 BATHS | Condominium
PRESENTED BY CORCORAN URBAN REAL ESTATE
$3,000
- 2 BEDS
- 2 BATHS
- BUILT 1982
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About 360 E Randolph, 1405, Chicago, IL 60601
Don't miss this rarely available large 2 bedroom/2 bathroom corner unit in The Buckingham Private Residences. The huge living and dining area has wrap around N/S/E/W views of iconic Chicago landmarks including the South Loop skyline, Grant Park, the Buckingham Fountain, the Art Institute, Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park, Maggie Daly Park, the Aon, the Aqua, the Hancock and the new Vista ...
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New Eastside is actually (mostly) new, a rarity in a downtown. It’s a small neighborhood full of luxury high-rise residential buildings, and the people who call it home enjoy a virtual peninsula of city into spaces of green and blue. To the north is the Chicago River and the Riverwalk, to the south is Millennium Park, and to the east is Lake Michigan. It’s even centered around its own six-acre park. Knowing that you can probably imagine that the views are among the best in the city. For a neighborhood so smack-dab in the middle of everything recreational and cultural, New Eastside can be surprisingly quiet. There’s little retail, restaurants, or nightlife within its confines, though all of that is an easy walk away. Indeed, easy walking is sort of the point, as it’s one of the most pedestrian-friendly areas of the city.
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