401 E Ontario Street 1202 Streeterville Beautiful 2 Bed / 2 Bath in Prime Location

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401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 STREETERVILLE BEAUTIFUL 2 BED / 2 BATH IN PRIME LOCATION Welcome to 401 East Ontario, a gorgeous upgraded building with spectacular amenities on the 48th floor inc indoor pool, party room, gym, east and west facing outdoor decks with lounge chairs with panoramic views, plus a 24 hour doorman. The building is very dog friendly. This spacious 1200 sf condo is a split floor plan, with huge bay windows in the living room, city and partial lake view, lots of scenic greenery. The kitchen and baths have been upgraded, built in cabinet in entry. Parking is on the 3rd floor and space 135 is included. Walk to everything- Northwestern, movie theaters, restaurants, museums, steps to the beach and Michigan Ave. 4 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 5 6 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 7 MAJOR DEVELOPMENT IN RECENT YEARS HAS PUT STREETERVILLE ON THE MAP. In the past two decades alone, dozens of new buildings, high-rises, hotels, stores and institutions have sprung up, bringing with them a flock of residents to the high-energy community. A wide range of housing is available, the majority in high-rise buildings. The neighborhood’s stunning array of architecture includes pre-war buildings, a collection of Mies van der Rohe buildings and landmarks including the-building-formerly-known-as the John Hancock Center. New construction and smaller mid-rise buildings, a few walk-ups and the occasional townhome or single-family home can be found throughout the neighborhood as well. Streeterville is home to notable attractions such as The Magnificent Mile, Water Tower Place and the Museum of Contemporary Art. It is also home to Northwestern Memorial Hospital's state-of-the-art medical campus and the downtown campuses of Northwestern University and the University of Chicago. While the neighborhood offers a number of smaller "pocket" parks and playgrounds, the lakefront is the center of attention and it’s never more than a couple of blocks away. While dining out is easy, deciding where go with so many great restaurant options is not. Residents have easy access throughout the city via the CTA’s Red Line and numerous buses that run up and down Michigan Avenue. 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 9 NOTES 10 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 401 E ONTARIO STREET 1202 11 ANN CARON (312) 420-2202 [email protected] All specifications, features, designs, price, assessments, taxes and materials are subject to change without notice. Depicted floor plans and architectural renderings are only an artist's impression..

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