1301 N Dearborn ST #605 Chicago, IL 60610

TANDEM HEATED GARAGE PARKING FOR TWO VERY SIZABLE CARS IN THE SOUTH GARAGE, NEAR THE ENTRY DOOR AND THE LOBBY DOOR INCLUDED IN THE LIST PRICE. "The Whitney" - one of Chicago's most desired boutique buildings on tree lined Dearborn Street across from Restoration Hardware. This split two bedroom and two bathroom home with over 1700 square feet boasts a formal entry, full size laundry room and balcony with tree top and views of yesteryear architectural buildings and west sunset. Interior finishes include all real wood 3" "tongue and groove" hardwood floors throughout in a rich walnut stain. Pewter and semi gloss - "super white" moldings, baseboards, beaux crown moldings throughout. Living room with very rich built in and separate dining space. French Doors lead into fully renovated pristine kitchen with continuous 3" oak hardwood floors, Fisher Paykel French Door refrigerator with incognito paneling, pantry cabinet will roll out shelves. Orchard Hill, dovetailed all wood cabinets dressed in pure white Samsung dishwasher with incognito panel. 1.25' straight edge white quartz with swaths of subtle blue-grey veining. Full height slab quartz backsplash, extra deep single sink with disposal, commercial style faucet and nozzle spray. GE Stainless steel gas range and microwave. Under cabinet lighting and overhead recessed lighting. Primary suite with walk in closet with built-ins, dual all wood vanity with end cabinets and center drawers, marble counter top, separate shower with frameless glass, soaking tub, and bathroom dressed in a light marble. Second suite features walk-in closet with built-ins, all crisp, white bathroom. Separate storage room down the hall on 6th floor transfers with this unit. Building amenities include a 24 hour door staff, on site management and maintenance, roof terrace, community room and exercise room. The Whitney's location has a 100% walk score in Chicago's Gold Coast. Walk to the world; parks, retail shopping, restaurants, nightlife, sightseeing, sky deck observatories and some of the oldest structures in the city.