840 Lake Shore Drive, Near North Side, Chicago, Illinois 60611

Description

Indulge in the epitome of luxury living with this exquisitely rare gem, a captivating high-floor residence boasting an impressive 2,855 square feet of unrivaled opulence. Prepare to be enchanted by the allure of the "02" tier, an exclusive enclave featuring only four of these prestigious homes within the building. Enter unit #2102, where an awe-inspiring panorama of the majestic lake and city skyline unfolds before your eyes, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior in a truly sophisticated design masterpiece. Step inside and be greeted by a flawlessly designed lateral open floor plan, expertly crafted to showcase the breathtaking vistas and bathe each room in natural southern light. No detail has been spared! Adorned with finest finishes and custom African mahogany millwork built-ins that seamlessly transition from the living room to the dining room. A dramatic African mahogany wall over the fireplace in the library adds a touch of modernity and elevates the design to new heights, while custom built-ins for new media equipment create a seamless blend of functionality and elegance. Working from home has never been more inspiring, as the cleverly positioned office space allows you to revel in the awe-inspiring views while you conquer your professional pursuits. Continuity reigns supreme in this abode with same African mahogany millwork in home office that provides ample storage and shelves to showcase your cherished objets d'art. Hardwood floors grace every room, creating an inviting atmosphere, while sumptuous carpets in both bedrooms offer a luxurious touch.Prepare to be captivated by the primary bedroom's walk-in closet, a haven of grandeur customized with a clever desk unit, island, and ample storage to cater to your every need. The kitchen boasts crisp white cabinetry and a large island adorned with regal Giallo Veneziano granite, exuding both style and functionality. High-end SS appliances are seamlessly integrated, making culinary endeavors an absolute delight. Primary bath and second bath are adorned in neutral stone, allowing them to effortlessly complement any decor, while the powder room showcases an artful design that is sure to impress guests. Every detail in unit #2102 has been meticulously curated, and the lighting fixtures serve as the piece de resistance, adorning each room like exquisite jewelry. Hand-selected to perfectly complement the ambiance of each space, these fixtures are truly noteworthy. Elegant layers of fabric drape gracefully on every window, framing the spectacular views without competing for attention. A state-of-the-art Control 4 comprehensive on site & remote system for AV, temp, lighting & shades has been installed to cater to your entertainment and comfort needs. 840 North Lake Shore Drive is a luxurious French Moderne residential haven, strategically situated on the dynamic corner of Lake Shore Drive and Pearson. Painstakingly designed by LR Development, the building embraces its corner location, maximizing the panoramic views for its privileged residents. With only 70 units and a maximum of three units per floor, privacy and security are paramount. A dedicated property manager, 24-hour door staff, engineering personnel, fitness center, storage facilities, wine storage, bike racks, and parking spaces are all included, with valet and garage attendant services, a car wash, and guest parking readily available. This extraordinary location offers an ideal lifestyle, with Lake Shore Park as your front yard, providing easy access to the lakefront and the enchanting spectacle of summer fireworks from Navy Pier. Immerse yourself in Chicago's vibrant culinary scene, indulge in shopping extravaganzas, and explore world-class museums, all while enjoying the tranquility that comes from being away from the bustling energy of Michigan Avenue. 840 LSD presents an unparalleled living experience for the most discerning buyers, promising a life of refined elegance! PKG 46,47 included!

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