2440 N Lakeview Ave is an 18-story Tudor Revival apartment building completed in 1926–27 and owned as a cooperative. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011.
Building facts
| Address | 2440 N Lakeview Ave, Chicago, IL 60614 |
|---|---|
| Year completed | 1926–27 |
| Architect | Rissman & Hirschfeld |
| Height | 18 stories |
| Residences | About 96 |
| Ownership | Cooperative (not a condominium) |
| Historic status | National Register of Historic Places, 2011 |
About the building
The building is known for its terra cotta detailing and is one of a group of 1920s apartment towers that line Lakeview Avenue across from the park. It is near Fullerton Parkway, the Lakefront Trail and the Lincoln Park Conservatory.
Because it is a co-op, buyers purchase shares in the corporation that owns the building rather than a deeded unit. Co-op boards typically approve buyers, and financing and down payment rules differ from condos, so ask early about the board’s requirements.
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Sources: Wikipedia, National Park Service NPGallery, Chicago Metro Area Real Estate. Building details come from public sources and can change; verify with the association before relying on them.
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