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Whole Building Opportunity • 12,000-72,000 Square Feet Available WHOLE BUILDING OPPORTUNITY • 12,000-72,000 SQUARE FEET AVAILABLE 1308elston.com Exposed brick and beam building 1308 NORTH ELSTON DELIVERS INCREDIBLE LIGHT, UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS, AND A BREATH OF FRESH AIR INTO THE NEAR NORTH OFFICE MARKET. PROMINENT SIGNAGE DOWNTOWN CHICAGO OPPORTUNITY FOR SINGLE TENANT OR ANCHOR TENANT 84,163 RIDERS PER DAY ON UNION PACIFIC NORTH AND NORTHWEST LINES 90 325,200 CARS PER DAY ALONG INTERSTATE 90 N VineN St N HermitageAve N MarshfieldAve ADA STREET North/Clybourn W North Ave N Larabee St ART’S 9+72 STANLEY’S STARBUCKS N Paulina St DRIVE-IN GROCERY AshlandAve North Branch STANLEY’S JOE’S BAR GRILL Chicago River N Elston Ave N Clybourn Ave KINGSBURY CAFE SULLY’S N Dayton St HOUSE N Magnolia Ave MARIANO’S N Greenview Ave N Greenview N Cleaver St N Hooker Ave JIMMY JOHN’S N Halsted St N CherryAve JEWEL OSCO N BosworthAve W Scott St Division N Paulina St N MarshfieldAve N HermitageAve W Division St GOOSE ISLAND SEADOG 70 SUSHI N Milwaukee Ave SHRIMP ESTATE BAR LA PASADITA TRANSPORTATION BUILDING LOBBY ON-SITE GYM BIKE PARKING FOODA KIOSK TENANT OUTDOOR PATIO/ ON-SITE PARKING LOUNGE EVENT SPACE FOR 24 CARS PRESSBOX 0.6 MILES TO DIVISION 1 MILE TO METRA UNION LOCKERS BLUE LINE STOP PACIFIC NORTHWEST CLYBOURN STOP BUILDING AMENITIES PROPOSED TRANSPORTATION SHUTTLE ROUTE CTA Armitage Purple/Brown Line Metra Clybourn Stop (Union Pacific Northwest Line) CTA #9 & #X9 Bus CTA North/ at Ashland and Clybourn Red Line North Avenue CTA Division Blue CTA #8 and #70 Line and #70 Bus Bus at Division and Halsted FULTON MARKET RESTAURANTS PROPOSED LUNCH within a 5 minute walk of Randolph & Halsted SHUTTLE ROUTE Au Cheval Jubilee Juice & Grill Avec Kuma’s Corner Bar Siena Little Goat Diner Bar Takito Mariano’s Fresh Market BUCKTOWN/ Beatrix/Bea’s WICKER PARK Market Nando’s Peri-Peri Bonci Pizzeria Parlor Pizza Bar Chicago French Porkchop Market Publican Quality Chicken & Farm Shop Meats Cruz Blanca/ Ramen Takeya Leña Brava Shake Shack BUCKTOWN/WICKER PARK Do-Rite Donuts RESTAURANTS within a 5 minute walk & Chicken Sushi Dokku of Damen/North/Milwaukee Federales Sweetgreen Formento’s/ The Allis Nonna’s Big Star Mahalo The Corned Beef Forno Rosso Factory Sandwich Brobagel Native Foods Cafe Pizzeria Shop Brü Chicago Northside Bar Foxtrot Market The Eastman Egg & Grill Company Cafe Robey Green Street Oak Mill Bakery Smoked Meats The Polenta Bar Chipotle & Cafe Harvest Juicery Umami Burger City Press Piece Brewery Juice & Bottle & Pizzeria Honeygrow Whole Foods Market Dimo’s Pizza Pork & Mindy’s Jaipur Dove’s Luncheonette Publican Anker Dox Quality Greek Small Cheval En Hakkore Sushi Stan’s Donuts Burrito & Poke Bowl & Coffee FULTON Enso Sushi & Bar Sushi Para M MARKET Fairgrounds The Chop Shop Coffee & Tea The Goddess & Flash Taco Grocer Furious Spoon The Pasta Bowl Jimmy John’s Umami Burger La Colombe Wicker Park Coffee Roasters Urbanbelly Lillie’s Q Wingstop Lou Malnati’s Xoco Pizzeria CEILING HEIGHTS RANGE FROM 12 TO 14 FEET 12’ - 14’ 12’ NET PLAN YIELD TOTAL STAFF COUNT: 42 FREIGHT Private Offices: 3 ELEVATOR 5'-0" Benching Stations: 38 Reception: 1 PRIVATE OFFICE ± 12'-0" x 10'-0" Conference Rooms: 2 CONFERENCE Teaming Rooms: 0 ± 16'-9" x 11'-7" Huddle Rooms: 1 copy Open Teaming: 4 PRIVATE OFFICE Copy/ Print: 1 ± 12'-0" x 10'-0" Coffee: 1 MAIL / COPY ± 11'-4" x 27'-0" Coats: 2 coats IT BUILD / IDF PRIVATE OFFICE STOR. ± 14'-0" x 15'-11" IDF: 1 ± 12'-0" x 10'-0" ± 8'-0" x 15'-11" IT Storage: 1 exit Training Room: 1 Cafe: 1 FIRE ESCAPE Storage Room: 2 Mail / Copy: 1 DN ELEVATOR UP coffee LEGEND NEW CONSTRUCTION PUBLIC CORRIDOR OFFICE STOR. EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN ± 7'-4" x 11'-0" entry RECEPTION exit coats FREIGHT FURNITURE ELEVATOR STOR. ± 7'-2" CONFERENCE x 15'-10" lcd ± 26'-0" x 16'-8" TRAINING ROOM screen FLOOR ± 34'-9" x 26'-3" FIRE ESCAPE screen ref. ref. vend. vend. vend. vend. vend. wh dw CAFE PLAN ± 49'-4" x 20'-3" SAMPLE OFFICE LAYOUT REVISED & ISSUE FOR REVIEW: 09.23.16 REVISED & ISSUE FOR 12,000REVIEW: 09.16.16 SF ISSUE FOR REVIEW: 09.15.16 #0940 1308 N Elston 5 5th Floor Preliminary Space Plan - 5th Floor - AFN North Chicago, Illinois SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" SP.03 T. 3 1 2 . 4 5 5 . 0 6 6 0 f . 3 1 2 . 4 5 5 . 0 7 7 0 www. ba u ma n n s t u d io s . c o m 1308elston.com The team that converted 1k Fulton from cold storage into high-tech PAIGE HENNESSY office, redeveloped 111 N. Canal into the West Loop’s tech-tenant (312) 690-4053 hub, and won awards for the reimagined corporate headquarters [email protected] at 400 S. Jefferson now has its focus on 1308 N. Elston. BESS COLNON (312) 690-4389 Expect great things at this one-of-a-kind location. [email protected].
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