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Trio–Tripling Up in The West Loop

Timothy Healey — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 03:02:14 +0000

[caption id="attachment_544" align="alignleft" width="425" caption="Trio West Town"][/caption] If it seems like there are lots of listings in the West Loop, that’s because there. It’s a hot area, and the Trio of West Town–a set of three buildings in the Fulton River District area–is another great choice for buyers looking to be near downtown. Location is an obvious part of the Trio’s appeal, due to proximity to the Loop, the rapidly developing West Loop, and River North. But that’s only part of the story. Units use European design and materials, hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, slate floors and mosaic tiling in the bathrooms, and private terraces. There’s a 10,000 square foot roof garden, landscaped courtyards on the ground, and a nearby park called Trio Park. Building amenities include a 24-hour doorman, a fitness center, 9′ or 10′ ceilings, and deeded garage parking. The surrounding neighborhood is vibrant, with plenty of art galleries, clubs, and boutiques nearby, along with world-class restaurants. Greektown is located nearby, and Wicker Park and Bucktown are easily accessed via Milwaukee Ave. Suburban commuters will like the easy access to Interstates 90 and 94, as well as the nearby Metra commuter rail stations. Click here for more!

Trio West Town

If it seems like there are lots of listings in the West Loop, that’s because there. It’s a hot area, and the Trio of West Town–a set of three buildings in the Fulton River District area–is another great choice for buyers looking to be near downtown.

Location is an obvious part of the Trio’s appeal, due to proximity to the Loop, the rapidly developing West Loop, and River North. But that’s only part of the story.

Units use European design and materials, hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, slate floors and mosaic tiling in the bathrooms, and private terraces. There’s a 10,000 square foot roof garden, landscaped courtyards on the ground, and a nearby park called Trio Park.

Building amenities include a 24-hour doorman, a fitness center, 9′ or 10′ ceilings, and deeded garage parking.

The surrounding neighborhood is vibrant, with plenty of art galleries, clubs, and boutiques nearby, along with world-class restaurants. Greektown is located nearby, and Wicker Park and Bucktown are easily accessed via Milwaukee Ave. Suburban commuters will like the easy access to Interstates 90 and 94, as well as the nearby Metra commuter rail stations.

Click here for more!

657 West Fulton–Relocate to the West Loop

Timothy Healey — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 00:06:41 +0000

[caption id="attachment_445" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="657 West Fulton"][/caption] The West Loop has been hot over the past several years, due mainly to its central location, and the Fulton Market district, which is located just northwest of the Loop, provides an ideal place to buy if you’d like to be near downtown. The area is close to major commuter train stations, as well as downtown offices, shopping, and nightlife. The seven-story building offers 75 units, with a choice of one or two bedrooms. Deeded parking is available, thanks to an attached, heated garage. Pet owners should rejoice, both cats and dogs are allowed in the building. Prices start at $199,000 and go as high as $1,800,000. This formerly industrial area of town is fast becoming revitalized, and while 657 Fulton is centrally located, it’s also far enough from the beaten path that it offers some solitude, unlike more-crowded areas of the West Loop. Downtown office workers will like being close to the office, and reverse-commuters will appreciate the easy access to train stations and major highways. The nightlife in this area is an especially unique mix of boutiques, art galleries, kitschy bars, and night clubs. Serious foodies might head over to nearby Greektown to sample authentic cuisine. Click here to learn more.

657 West Fulton

The West Loop has been hot over the past several years, due mainly to its central location, and the Fulton Market district, which is located just northwest of the Loop, provides an ideal place to buy if you’d like to be near downtown.

The area is close to major commuter train stations, as well as downtown offices, shopping, and nightlife. The seven-story building offers 75 units, with a choice of one or two bedrooms. Deeded parking is available, thanks to an attached, heated garage.

Pet owners should rejoice, both cats and dogs are allowed in the building. Prices start at $199,000 and go as high as $1,800,000.

This formerly industrial area of town is fast becoming revitalized, and while 657 Fulton is centrally located, it’s also far enough from the beaten path that it offers some solitude, unlike more-crowded areas of the West Loop. Downtown office workers will like being close to the office, and reverse-commuters will appreciate the easy access to train stations and major highways.

The nightlife in this area is an especially unique mix of boutiques, art galleries, kitschy bars, and night clubs. Serious foodies might head over to nearby Greektown to sample authentic cuisine.

Click here to learn more.