Walpole Point

About the Building

Perhaps the reason so many people find their dream home in Chicago is because there is such a vast pool of real estate options throughout the city that suit the needs and desires of homeowners from all walks of life. Located at 2124 N. Lincoln, this is just one residential development in the beautiful Lincoln Park neighborhood that offers spacious units, quality construction and all the amenities you need to live in comfort.

Condos are offered in a number of different layouts at Walpole Point. Most of the layouts include 2 bedrooms. Typically, the living rooms are 224 square feet, providing plenty of space to host a Super Bowl party or your child's sleep-over. Although, with second bedrooms being 135 square feet on average, your kids and their little buddies will have enough space to camp out on the floor in their own room if they want.

The units at 2124 N. Lincoln are spacious, but sometimes the penthouse itself isn't enough to gain your interest if you're not allowed to bring your beloved pet along to the new abode. Not to worry, this residential building welcomes the four-legged family members as well, so start packing up Fluffy's things and picking out the perfect new spot for that paw-print water bowl.

In addition to the tangible characteristics of the units and regulations of the building, you'd probably like to know about the less obvious nuts and bolts behind the façade, right? More specifically, how much you should anticipate paying in monthly assessments. Average assessments for this sought-after Lincoln Park dwelling tend to cost $140 per month. And just to help give you a better idea of how real estate in this building is faring these days, we've compiled the latest data on the purchase history and current conditions for 2124 N. Lincoln.

From the time it is listed to the time it sells, the standard length of time a unit in this building stays on the market is 46 days. Just to give you a ballpark figure on the typical price for a place here, a 2-bedroom most recently sold for $340,000 in January of 2005.