399 W Fullerton Parkway is a 17-story French Renaissance Revival cooperative apartment building from 1926, designed by McNally and Quinn and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.
Building facts
| Address | 399 W Fullerton Pkwy, Chicago, IL 60614 |
|---|---|
| Year completed | 1926 |
| Architect | McNally and Quinn |
| Height | 17 stories |
| Ownership | Cooperative (not a condominium) |
| Historic status | National Register of Historic Places, 2007 |
About the building
It is one of the 1920s luxury apartment buildings near the lakefront end of Fullerton Parkway, close to the Lincoln Park Conservatory, the zoo and the Lakefront Trail.
Because it is a co-op, buyers purchase shares rather than a deeded unit, and the board typically approves buyers. Ask early about financing and down payment requirements.
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More on buying and owning in the neighborhood: Lincoln Park real estate and cost of living, other Lincoln Park condo buildings and the monthly market report.
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