(Undisclosed Address), Chicago, IL 60610

Historic Old Town Penthouse Residence with Private Rooftop Deck Experience a rare opportunity to live in a beautifully restored piece of Chicago architectural history at the iconic corner of Wells Street and Burton Place in Old Town. Fully renovated within the past year, this remarkable residence occupies the former studio and home of celebrated architect Gertrude Lempp Kerbis and the original Up/Down Cigar Shop. The space seamlessly blends historic character with elevated modern design. This expansive apartment features two oversized king-sized bedroom suites, each with its own custom bath and generous closet space, plus a separate dedicated office ideal for working from home or creative pursuits. Original architectural elements have been thoughtfully preserved throughout, including reclaimed marble flooring and exposed brick walls. The residence feels unexpectedly peaceful and private despite sitting in the center of vibrant Old Town. Just outside, Burton Plaza and its fountain create a charming neighborhood backdrop, while the lush front garden offers quiet space for coffee, reading, or contemplative moments. The apartment features a private rooftop deck that comes furnished with a fire table and grill. Features Include - 2 king-sized bedroom suites with private baths - Large closets throughout - Separate office/work-from-home space - Electric fireplace in the living room - Custom cabinetry and pantry storage - Reclaimed marble floors and exposed brick - Private furnished rooftop deck - Fire table and outdoor entertaining space The private rooftop terrace serves as a true extension of the home fully furnished and anchored by a fire table, along with pre-strung cafe lights, creating an exceptional setting for entertaining, dining, or quiet evenings above the neighborhood treetops. A one-of-a-kind residence for those who appreciate architecture, history, craftsmanship, and modern comfort in one of Chicago's most beloved neighborhoods. This pet-friendly unit is a 5-minute walk to Lincoln Park, and an 8-minute walk to Noth Avenue Beach.