175 Delaware Place

About this home

Perched on the 86th floor of the world-renowned John Hancock Center, this sophisticated three-bedroom residence offers a lifestyle defined by scale, history, and breathtaking perspective. Spanning approximately 1,825 square feet, the home is oriented to the south, capturing an unobstructed, cinematic panorama of the Chicago skyline and the shimmering expanse of Lake Michigan. The interior is thoughtfully designed with a split floor plan that prioritizes privacy and flow. Classic hardwood parquet floors run throughout the living spaces, while large operable windows allow you to take in the crisp lake air from nearly a thousand feet above the Magnificent Mile. Storage is exceptionally generous, featuring four dedicated walk-in closets to keep the aesthetic clean and uncluttered. For effortless daily living, both laundry facilities and additional storage are conveniently located on the same floor. Living at 175 E. Delaware Place means more than just having a premier address; it's about the unparalleled amenities of the 44th-floor Sky Lobby. Residents enjoy access to one of the the highest indoor pool in America, a recently renovated health club with amazing city views, The full-service Potash Market grocery store, and professional dry cleaners-all without leaving the building. With a 24-hour door staff and a dedicated service team, every need is met with precision. Outside your door, the very best of Chicago awaits. You are moments from the designer boutiques of Oak Street, the energy of Michigan Avenue, and the serene beauty of Oak Street Beach. Whether it's world-class dining or a sunset stroll along the lakefront, this is an opportunity to own a piece of the skyline in one of the city's most enduring landmarks.

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