Browse Gold Coast condos and real estate for sale in first-class luxury buildings along the lakefront and on bucolic residential streets.Nestled among historic 1880's greystones, co-op and condominium residents enjoy the convenience of a short stroll to luxury brands and boutiques on the Mag Mile and along Oak Street. Scattered along the way are bistros that are popular for al fresco summer lunches, and many four-star restaurants for dinner. The Bloomies mall at 900 N Michigan Avenue is a favorite indoor destination in winter with access to the Four Seasons Hotel, also home to luxury Four Seasons Condominiums. Lake Shore Drive condominiums, some with lakefront balconies, offer a front row seat to the most dramatic unobstructed lake views and cityscapes. A few blocks off the lakefront, are low rise pre-war buildings with formal rooms and house-like floor plans.The Gold Coast neighborhood offers the finest selection of luxury real estate in Chicago.
1300 North Lake Shore Drive #28bc, Chicago, IL - $1,199,900
Two Highly-desired, 28th Floor, Lake Shore Drive Units Have Been Combined To Create This Nearly 3,000 Sq Ft Space! Each Unit Was Originally Designed As 2 Bedrooms, Easily Making This Property 4 Bedrooms In Total And 3 1/2 Bathrooms (currently Con...
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