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203Units
22Stories
2006Year Built
$191K - $506KValue Range
Available Units
For Sale
For Rent
Highlights
Doorman
Fitness Center
Elevator
Open Floorplan
Business Center
2 min walk to Daniel Webster Park
Modern living in the heart of Chicago's South Loop
Museum Park Lofts II, designed by Pappageorge Haymes Partners and completed in 2006, stands as a contemporary addition to Chicago's Central Station neighborhood. This 22-story condominium building houses 203 units, offering residents a blend of urban sophistication and comfort. Located at 1305 S Michigan Avenue, the building provides easy access to some of Chicago's most iconic attractions, including Grant Park, Museum Campus, and Lake Michigan. The structure's simple, functional design features a combination of glass and concrete, reflecting the modern aesthetic of the surrounding area. As part of the recent redevelopment of the former warehouse district, Museum Park Lofts II exemplifies the transformation of Central Station into a vibrant residential community.
Spacious layouts with stunning city and lake views
Museum Park Lofts II offers a variety of floor plans to suit different lifestyles, ranging from cozy one-bedroom units to expansive three-bedroom homes. The one-bedroom layouts span from 733 to 1,220 square feet, providing ample space for singles or couples. These units, priced around $320,000, typically feature one bathroom and are ideal for those seeking an efficient urban living space.
The two-bedroom units, ranging from 1,000 to 1,550 square feet, offer more versatility with one or two bathrooms. These homes, priced between $335,000 and $412,500, often include a den or office space, perfect for those who work from home or need extra room for hobbies. Many two-bedroom units boast wrap-around balconies, offering panoramic views of the city skyline, Lake Michigan, and nearby landmarks like Soldier Field.
For those requiring more space, the three-bedroom units, approximately 1,300 square feet with two bathrooms, provide a luxurious living experience. These larger units, which rent for around $3,500 per month, are ideal for families or those who enjoy entertaining.
All units in Museum Park Lofts II feature high-end finishes and modern amenities. Residents can expect 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and hardwood floors throughout the living areas. Kitchens are equipped with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and in many cases, breakfast bars or islands. Most units include in-unit laundry facilities, gas fireplaces, and spacious balconies perfect for outdoor relaxation or entertaining.
The building's thoughtful design ensures that many units offer unobstructed views of the surrounding cityscape, Lake Michigan, or Grant Park. Some corner units feature wrap-around balconies, maximizing the panoramic vistas.
Monthly HOA fees range from $500 to $700, covering water, insurance, doorman services, exercise facilities, exterior maintenance, lawn care, scavenger services, and snow removal. These comprehensive fees contribute to the worry-free lifestyle that Museum Park Lofts II offers its residents.
Comfort and convenience at your doorstep
Museum Park Lofts II offers a range of amenities designed to enhance residents' daily lives. The building features a modern, well-equipped fitness center, allowing residents to maintain their workout routines without leaving home. For those who prefer outdoor activities, there's a bike room for secure storage of bicycles.
Security and convenience are prioritized with a 24-hour doorman service, providing peace of mind and assistance with packages and visitors. The building also boasts a receiving room for seamless package delivery, a particularly useful feature in today's e-commerce-driven world.
On-site management ensures that the building runs smoothly and that residents' needs are promptly addressed. The presence of a building engineer further guarantees that any maintenance issues are swiftly resolved.
For residents with vehicles, the building offers a heated parking garage, a valuable asset during Chicago's harsh winters.
Storage is often a concern in urban living, but Museum Park Lofts II addresses this with individual storage lockers available to residents, providing extra space for seasonal items or rarely used belongings.
The building is pet-friendly, welcoming up to two pets per unit with no weight restrictions, a rarity in many urban settings. This policy makes Museum Park Lofts II an attractive option for pet owners looking for a home in the heart of the city.
Elevators throughout the building ensure easy access to all floors, while the common areas are designed with both style and functionality in mind, creating welcoming spaces for residents to interact or simply enjoy a change of scenery from their units.
A vibrant community in Chicago's cultural heart
Museum Park Lofts II is situated in the dynamic Central Station neighborhood, a area that has undergone significant transformation in recent years. Once a warehouse district, Central Station has evolved into a modern residential area characterized by sleek high-rises and an array of shopping and dining options.
The building's location puts residents at the center of Chicago's cultural offerings. Just steps away is the renowned Museum Campus, home to world-class institutions such as the Field Museum, Adler Planetarium, and Shedd Aquarium. These attractions provide endless opportunities for learning and exploration, right in the neighborhood's backyard.
Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears, which is less than a mile away. The annual Chicago Marathon, which passes through the area, adds to the neighborhood's vibrant atmosphere.
For outdoor recreation, residents have easy access to Grant Park, often referred to as "Chicago's front yard." This expansive green space offers walking and biking trails, open fields, and serves as a central gathering place for the community.
The dining scene in Central Station is diverse and constantly evolving. Nearby restaurants range from casual eateries like Devil Dawgs on State, known for its creative hot dogs and burgers, to more upscale options. The Little Branch Café, a bright and casual space, is perfect for a morning coffee or a light lunch.
Shopping options abound in the area. The Roosevelt Collection Shops, an open-air mall just a short walk away, features popular retailers like H&M and Banana Republic, as well as a movie theater for entertainment. For everyday needs, residents can choose from several nearby grocery stores including Trader Joe's, Jewel-Osco, and Mariano's, all within walking distance.
The neighborhood is also home to several parks, providing green spaces for relaxation and recreation. Webster Park, just over an acre in size, offers a grassy area perfect for picnics or playing fetch with dogs. Mark Twain Park, slightly larger at 2.5 acres, features a playground and walking paths.
Central Station's transformation has made it one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Chicago, offering a perfect blend of urban convenience and cultural richness. The area continues to grow and evolve, promising an exciting future for residents of Museum Park Lofts II.
Unparalleled connectivity in the heart of Chicago
Museum Park Lofts II benefits from its prime location in terms of transportation options, making it easy for residents to navigate the city and beyond. The building's central position in the South Loop provides access to a comprehensive network of public transit and major roadways.
For those who rely on public transportation, the options are plentiful. The Roosevelt Station, serving the Green, Orange, and Red Lines of the Chicago 'L' train system, is just a short walk away. This station provides direct access to downtown Chicago, as well as connections to other parts of the city and suburbs.
Bus service in the area is extensive, with several stops within a block or two of the building. The Michigan & 13th Street stop, practically at the doorstep of Museum Park Lofts II, is served by multiple bus lines including the Bronzeville/Union Station, Cottage Grove, King Drive, and Roosevelt routes. This variety of bus options ensures that residents can easily reach different parts of the city without relying on a car.
For those traveling outside of Chicago, the Museum Campus/11th Street Station, served by both Metra and the South Shore Line, is within walking distance. These rail services provide connections to Indiana and other parts of Illinois, making regional travel convenient for residents.
Cyclists will appreciate the area's bike-friendly infrastructure, with numerous bike lanes and the nearby Lakefront Trail offering scenic routes for both commuting and leisure rides. The building's bike room provides secure storage for residents' bicycles, encouraging this eco-friendly mode of transportation.
For car owners, Museum Park Lofts II offers heated garage parking, a valuable amenity in Chicago's winter months. The building's location provides easy access to major thoroughfares like Lake Shore Drive and Interstate 290, facilitating quick connections to other parts of the city and beyond.
Air travelers will find the location convenient, with both Chicago Midway International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport accessible by car or public transportation. Midway is about a 15-minute drive, while O'Hare can be reached in approximately 30 minutes by car, traffic permitting.
The neighborhood's high walkability means that many daily errands and activities can be accomplished on foot, reducing the need for transportation altogether. From grocery shopping to dining out, many amenities are just a short stroll away.
This comprehensive mix of transportation options ensures that residents of Museum Park Lofts II can easily navigate the city and beyond, whether they're commuting to work, exploring Chicago's many attractions, or traveling out of town.
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Area Factors
Biker's Paradise
Bike Score®
93/ 100
Walker's Paradise
Walk Score®
94/ 100
Rider's Paradise
Transit Score®
98/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Daniel Webster Park
2 min walk
Trails
Multi-Purpose Field
Coliseum Park
6 min walk
Dog Park
Playground
Mary Richardson Jones Park
7 min walk
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Mark Twain Park
8 min walk
Trails
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Roosevelt Park
8 min walk
Picnic Area
Tennis
Trails
Fred Anderson Park
9 min walk
Dog Park
Cotton Tail Park
10 min walk
Picnic Area
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Dearborn Park
12 min walk
Trails
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Margaret Hie Ding Lin Park
13 min walk
Basketball
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