33 W Delaware Place #335Chicago, IL 60610

Located perfectly in the city of Chicago's River North/ Gold Coast Neighborhood, is 33 W. Delaware Place. This beautiful condominium building was constructed in 1984 and is set nicely on this neighborly city street which comes to end at Dearborn St, where the larger green space of Washington Park greets you. To experience a year in the life of this neighborhood and condominium, along with the beautiful people who walk this neighborhood, is a thrill. For our purpose, we are offering you a place to keep your vehicle safe and secure for your visits to Chicago, and perhaps get a taste of what it is like to enjoy the finer qualities of this place and location. One block east of State Street, with the Magnificent Mile of Michigan Ave being two blocks further for those iconic parade routes and shopping. Ride your bike to the lakefront six blocks to your east, for Person Street's Lakeshore Park in the shadow of John Hancock observatory, across from Northwestern University, and museum of contemporary Art. Oak St Beach and Ohio St. Beach flank the north and south, respectively. Rush Street, Division and Chicago Ave are filled with the good times and nightlife shared with our friends and family. The parking space is approximately 8'6 wide by 14' long with three sprinkler heads above the space, along with surveillance cameras. The space is on the third floor, located at the secure commercial entrance and construction elevator plate glass window to the west side of the building, where the offices and retail businesses are located. The building will accommodate if you have an interest for your electric vehicle service system, if needed. The front door and east portion of the building is dedicated to residential use, and has its own doorman 24/7 security surveillance systems and people. The west side of the building is dedicated to retail and office businesses, with their own dedicated entrances. There is an entry and exit to the garage from the west on Dearborn. 116 spaces in 185 unit building. Economics tell me the law of supply and demand are in favor of the owner. This owner has held the space for 21 years. Please set up a time to have a look, if you like. A simple visit, and you will not be disappointed.