2054 W Grand Ave Chicago, IL 60612

Located in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago, the property at 2054-2058 W Grand Ave is a live/work space designed by UrbanLab. Featured in Dwell magazine, the property includes a main building constructed in 2013 of prefabricated concrete wall panels, offering structure, insulation, and a sustainable design. The building was initially constructed as an FDA-approved food production facility, featuring a ground floor storefront and restaurant space for street visibility, along with a large area with 24' ceiling height suitable for processing and warehousing. The first floor includes floor drains and polished concrete floors, offering possibilities for food and beverage production, a garage, or art fabrication. It also features three commercial kitchen prep spaces with multiple exhaust hoods, ADA-compliant bathrooms, a staff break room, two mechanical rooms, 800 AMP electrical service, and a staging area with overhead doors for shipping and receiving. The building design allows for clearing rooms, leaving only two centrally located columns. The second floor provides office space with a conference room and two private offices, along with warehousing and processing space accessible via a safety gate from the first floor with a forklift. The top floor features a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows and a roof deck with views of the Chicago skyline. High-end appliances include a Wolf range and Bosch refrigerator and dishwasher. The primary bathroom has a steam shower and an oversized bathtub. There is a formal living room, dining room, flex space, and a private roof deck accessible from the main spaces. Each level is accessible via a Schindler hydraulic passenger elevator with keyed access for floors 2 and 3, and two stairwells. The building has a new electronic access alarm system with remote access and an indoor/outdoor camera surveillance system with remote access installed in January 2025. The property spans three Chicago lots. The lot size is 0.1587 acres.