Modern Wrigley Oasis with Parking!

Beautifully designed in the heart of Wrigley. Steps away from Wrigley Field, bars, restaurants and shops! This modern oasis comes with TWO tandem parking spaces! This unit is epic. Enjoy Wrigley in style! Please note: this unit is immediately next to the Brown train line. It can be heard but it is not disruptive or an inconvenience. We just want to make sure people are aware before booking.

As Lakeview became an industrialized epicenter and Wrigley Field welcomed fans from all over the city, Wrigleyville has grown into a flourishing microneighborhood on Chicago’s eastern border. The area has plenty to offer new transplants, longtime residents, and tourists with its vibrant nightlife, historic buildings, and sports-related entertainment.

Surrounding Wrigley Field is a wealth of sports bars and eateries, perfect for game day or a casual day out. The Cubby Bear, founded in 1953, is one of the neighborhood’s premier spots for pregaming and enjoying live music. The bar has been around for some of the Chicago Cub’s most iconic victories, making it the perfect accompaniment for Wrigley Field’s enthusiastic fans.

Though this northside community is named after its baseball field, Wrigleyville is packed with venues, nightlife, and outdoor spaces, making it a beautiful place for all types of residents.

To the east is Chicago’s famous Lake Michigan, with miles of lakefront trails for running, leisurely strolling, and biking. Plenty of green spaces are adjacent to the lake, with many playgrounds and dog parks for all walks of life to enjoy.

The nightlife is also not exclusive to sports bars; Wrigleyville is known for having one of the Midwest’s oldest and most renowned house music clubs. Smartbar, next door to the music venue the Metro, has been open for over 40 years on Chicago’s notable Clark Street. Smartbar hosts house, dancehall, footwork, and techno DJs from around the world, while also creating space for the city’s eclectic local artists and entertainers.

Lining the surrounding blocks of Wrigleyville has some of Chicago’s quintessential, gorgeous architecture. Two blocks north of the stadium is Alta Vista Terrace, a collection of rowhouses inspired by London’s two flats. The neighborhood is also known for its uniquely designed fire station. More than a century old, the Chicago Fire Department’s Engine Company 78 is the only engine house with a baseball-themed interior, with its walls decorated with Chicago Cubs memorabilia.

Lakeview and Wrigleyville are two of the most prominent Chicago neighborhoods for their infinite amenities. With booming bars, beautiful architecture, and an iconic sports team, Wrigleyville is constantly inundated with new residents and eager tourists. If you haven’t visited the area yet, there’s still time this summer to grab a hot dog, catch a game, and enjoy all the sights this northside community has to offer.
House Rules

Please be advised there are security cameras at every entry point to the property that are monitored 24/7. There are noise alert systems in the property that alert us immediately if noise goes above preset decibel levels. In the event the noise alert is activated and/or if unapproved visitors access the property the authorities will be contacted immediately.

Parties, gatherings and unapproved guests are strictly prohibited.

Smoking and vaping of ANY substance is prohibited.

Do not leave food or debris that can attract pests.

When checking out do not leave windows open, lights on and doors unlocked.

Please do not cook anything that leaves a lingering odor.

Please do not leave anything that leaves a lingering odor.

Please take off shoes after entering the unit.

Do not adhere or tape ANYTHING to walls and surfaces.

Do not use white towels, sheets, washcloths to remove make up ($10 fee per towel will be charged).

Please observe quiet hours from 10 PM to 8 AM.

Loud music, voices, vibrations or any audible disturbance loud enough to disturb neighbors is prohibited.

Neighbor relations are critical for the health of our listing. We expect neighbors and other guests to be treated with respect and dignity.

Please report anything that is not working or broken.