158 Erie St Chicago, IL 60654-3703
This exceptional three-story medical office building, totaling 7,100 square feet, is situated in the highly desirable River North neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. Originally a three-bay horse-drawn fire engine station, this landmark building boasts excellent street visibility and signage opportunities, making it ideal for a variety of medical uses. The building is currently fully vacant and offers 7,100 square feet of leasable space, divisible into three approximately 2,367 square foot floors. Each floor can be delivered in either shell or vanilla box condition, providing flexibility for single-tenant occupancy. The property includes a full basement, convenient elevator access, and ample power. Located at 158 W Erie St, Chicago, IL 60654, in Cook County, this property benefits from its prime location, offering easy access to public transportation and major highways. The DX-7 zoning allows for a range of uses, making this a versatile and attractive opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent and well-located space in a thriving urban area. The building's rich history and unique character combine with modern amenities to create a truly exceptional commercial property.
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