2000 N Lincoln Park West Avenue #312, Chicago IL 60614

2000 N Lincoln Park West Avenue #312, Chicago IL 60614
$385,000

Contingent

Lincoln Park Attached Single

Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Taxes $6,879
HOA $1,070
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Property Description

Exceptional Tier #12 corner residence offering approximately 1,100 sq. ft. of refined living space in one of Lincoln Park's most distinguished vintage buildings. This great home features expansive treetop exposures, abundant natural light, and classic architectural detailing throughout. A grand formal living room anchors the home with oversized windows and original millwork. The separate dining room provides an impressive setting for entertaining. The spacious bedroom includes generous closet capacity, while custom built in shelving and cabinetry add both character and functionality. A well appointed full bath is conveniently located off the bedroom. Residents enjoy access to an extraordinary rooftop terrace showcasing panoramic 360-degree views of Lake Michigan, the park, and the city skyline. Positioned directly across from Lincoln Park, the Zoo, and the lakefront, this address offers immediate access to some of Chicago's most iconic outdoor spaces. Onsite conveniences include RJ Grunts, a bank, and Starbucks, with additional dining, retail, and transit options moments away. A rare opportunity to experience timeless architecture and premier Lincoln Park living.

Features & Information

Key Details

List Price $385,000
Property Taxes $6,879
Assessments/HOA $1,070
Assessments/HOA frequency Monthly
Assessments/HOA Fee Includes Heat, Water, Gas, Insurance, Security, Doorman, TV/Cable, Exercise Facilities, Exterior Maintenance, Scavenger, Snow Removal, Internet
Square Feet 0
Year Built 1930
Listing Market Time 72
Status Contingent

Rooms

Total Rooms 4
Number of Bedrooms 1
Number of Bathrooms 1

Primary Bedroom
Room Size 11X19
Floor Level Main
Flooring Hardwood

Living Room
Room Size 15X20
Floor Level Main
Flooring Hardwood

Dining Room
Room Size 10X15
Floor Level Main
Flooring Hardwood

Kitchen
Room Size 8X15
Floor Level Main
Flooring Hardwood

Additional Rooms

Foyer
Room Size 8X5
Floor Level Main
Flooring Hardwood

Interior Features

Appliances
Appliances Included Range, Microwave, Dishwasher, High End Refrigerator, Stainless Steel Appliance(s), Range Hood

Heating & Cooling
Heating Type Steam, Radiator(s)
Air Conditioning None

Exterior Features

Parking
# of Cars 0

Building Information

Number of Units 195
Age of Building 91-100 Years
Exposure South,East

Pets
Pets Allowed? Cats OK, Dogs OK, Number Limit

Location

County Cook
Township North Chicago
Corporate Limits Chicago
Directions to Property Clark Street North To Lincoln Park West To 2000.

Schools
Elementary School District 299
Junior High District 299
High School District 299
School Name Lincoln Park High School

Property Taxes
Tax 6879
Tax Year 2024
Parcel Identification Number 14332090101011

Listed by Mircea Ciubancan for Real People Realty | Source: MRED as distributed by MLS GRID

Based on information submitted to the MLS GRID as of 8/3/2026 7:02 PM. All data is obtained from various sources and may not have been verified by broker or MLS GRID. Supplied Open House Information is subject to change without notice. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.

Explore Lincoln Park

Active lakeside park and beach meet upscale boutique shopping and world-class dining in this charming near north side Chicago neighborhood. Over the years Lincoln Park has gained a reputation as one of the city's most desirable communities. Its shady, tree-lined residential streets and stretches of exciting entertainment and nightlife are the ideal union of serenity and fun. The majority of Lincoln Park holds an old-fashioned appeal, reinforced by rows of brown- and graystone walkups and ornate, vintage architecture. DePaul University campus adds to the neighborhood's historic character with beautiful late-19th century buildings, while the population of students interjects a youthful energy into the area. An electric bar and club scene - favored by the younger crowd in Lincoln Park - is buffered by miles of tranquil green space and breathtaking shoreline in the neighborhood's namesake 1,200-acre park. Summertime bursts with activity as people come from all over the city to enjoy the expansive beach, waterfront jogging and biking trails, a jam-packed schedule of street festivals and farmer's markets, and the family favorite - the Lincoln Park Zoo.