Set along iconic Michigan Avenue in the historic Michigan Avenue Lofts, this spacious 2 bed, 2 bath plus den residence offers dramatic scale and incredible natural light with eastern exposures overlooking Grant Park. Soaring 11 foot ceilings and massive windows flood the home with sunlight throughout the day. The mostly open concept layout is thoughtfully designed with partial walls that define separate living areas while still maintaining a connected flow between the living and dining spaces. The flexibility of the layout is a standout feature. One area currently serves as a music and reading space, while the den comfortably accommodates two desks for a true work from home setup. These spaces can easily function as a library, office, workout area, creative studio or third bedroom depending on your needs. The living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and opens to a kitchen with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, oven range that vents outside and long rows of kitchen shelving providing generous storage. Hardwood floors run throughout the main living areas, while both bedrooms feature carpeting. The split bedroom layout offers privacy, with a spacious primary suite that includes a large walk in closet and a beautifully renovated bathroom with double vanity, Brizo fixtures, and expansive walk in shower. The second bedroom sits adjacent to the den and living space and is partially open, offering flexibility for guests or additional workspace. Additional features include a full laundry room with sink, stackable washer dryer, ceiling fans and extra storage. One garage parking space and a storage locker are included. Michigan Avenue Lofts offers a full service experience with a welcoming lobby and doorman, business center and library, fitness center, dance and yoga studio, and on site dry cleaning. Perfectly positioned across from Grant Park and just moments from the Lakefront Trail, Museum Campus, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium, and Soldier Field, this home offers the rare combination of dramatic loft living and one of Chicago's most iconic locations.