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607 W Wrightwood Ave

607 W Wrightwood Ave, Chicago, IL
Lincoln Park

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607 W Wrightwood Ave Overview and Highlights

Overview

607 W Wrightwood Ave, Chicago: A Midrise Condominium in Lincoln Park


607 W Wrightwood Ave is a well-established midrise condominium building situated in the vibrant Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago. Built in 1974, this eight-story building features 105 units, offering a mix of studio to two-bedroom residences with a variety of layouts designed to suit different lifestyles.


Building Features and Amenities


The building includes several resident-friendly amenities such as an elevator service, coin-operated laundry facilities located within the building, and assigned on-site parking with garage availability. A notable feature is the large sundeck equipped with an inline gas grill, providing a relaxing outdoor space for residents to enjoy the scenic views. Security is maintained through lobby cameras, ensuring a safe environment.


Units come with practical comforts including air conditioning, dishwashers, hardwood floors, granite countertops, and cable service is often included. Heat is typically included in the rent, along with other utilities such as water and trash removal. Some units offer additional perks like skyline and sunset views, particularly those located on higher floors, and common laundry rooms allow for convenience superior to in-unit amenities.


Location and Neighborhood Highlights


Situated at the intersection of Clark Street and Wrightwood Avenue, 607 W Wrightwood Ave places residents within easy reach of many Lincoln Park attractions. This area is known for its pedestrian-friendly streets, cultural richness, and accessibility. Nearby parks and recreational trails provide opportunities for outdoor activities, including the North Pond Nature Sanctuary just a short walk away. Residents can enjoy a variety of dining, shopping, entertainment, and fitness options, including popular spots like Trader Joe’s, Mariano’s, gyms, theaters, bars, and cafes such as Starbucks.


Lincoln Park itself is famous for its historic architecture, tree-lined streets, and attractions including the Lincoln Park Zoo and several museums. The neighborhood hosts community events such as the Chicago Craft Beer Fest and Lincoln Park Greek Fest, offering vibrant local culture and social engagement.


Schools Nearby


Families and residents with school-age children have access to several respected schools in close proximity, including Alcott College Prep (highly rated public school, PK-8), St. Clement School and the French-American School of Chicago, as well as the Francis W Parker School. These options deliver both public and private educational opportunities within walking distance.


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607 W Wrightwood Ave offers a blend of classic mid-1970s construction with modern comforts and an enviable location in one of Chicago’s most sought-after neighborhoods. It provides residents a comfortable urban lifestyle with access to amenities, green spaces, cultural venues, and excellent schools, encapsulating the best of Lincoln Park living.

Address

607 W Wrightwood Ave, Chicago, IL

Building Type

Condo

Year Built

1974

Amenities

Cats
Dogs
Parking
Fitness Center
Swimming Pool
Storage Room

Average rating of 2.5 based on 3 reviews

Kaila

2 bedrooms
Moved In Aug 2013
from Chicago, IL
The location was great! Super close to the bus stop, walkable to restaurants, the lake, bars, shopping. The building itself was not fancy but provided the basics of what one needs to live. We rented from an individual landlord who was pretty terrible to communicate with. For close to a year we struggled to get consistent cable and internet and our heat was broken during the polar vortex. If it weren't for my awesome roommate, I wouldn't have made it, and I now live in Los Angeles due to that winter :)
What did you like most?
Location
What did you like least?
Fixing issues

Matt

2 bedrooms
Moved In Jul 2014
from Evanston, IL
It's a pretty decent building in a great neighborhood. They are minor problems with the building - thin walls, out of unit washer/dryer, no gym or doorman, etc. - but overall my unit is nicely sized, the building is well maintained, and it is in a great location.
What did you like most?
Location
What did you like least?
Lack of amenities (gym, pool, doorman), age of building (thinner walls and no central heat or air).

Shannon

2 bedrooms
Moved In Aug 2012
from Brookfield, IL
the day were scheduled to move in, the previous tenants hadnt moved out yet. we waited in the alley with our moving truck while they finished moving out & a cleaning service attempted to do a quick once over. when we moved in, it was dirty, the walls hadnt been painted, etc. we had to coordinate with painters to have them paint the apartment after we moved in & since it was a month or 2 later they had to paint around stuff already hung on walls, etc The first year we lived there we had extensive problems with cable/internet access (as in atleast a 6-8 month stretch without ANY cable and internet), despite the fact it was supposed to be included & had multiple service technicians come out (which we had to take time off of work for). We were never offered any rent deductions. When we asked for a modest reduction we were met with push back. ultimately, we got a very modest amount taken off (probably not even the cost of the actual service) for 1 month, despite the fact that the problems plagued basically our entire 1st year. the 2nd year we had extensive problems getting sufficient heat and the heat going out in the winter (ie, the arctic tundra winter-- with record low temps). even with space heaters we were very, very cold. they didnt take the problem seriously, and tried to blame our furniture placement-- saying that the furniture was blocking flow of heat-- despite the fact that our furniture placement hadnt changed from the prior winter when we had no problems & the fact that you could touch the pipes and feel that they were cold. again, we were never offered any rent deductions and when we asked for a modest reduction we were met with push back. then, after moving out he (landlord renting condo) tried to nickel and dime us on the security deposit-- making deductions for irregularities in the painting, for example, which only occurred because he had painters come in months after we moved in and paint around our belongings in hindsight, it was a horrible experience and we were taken advantage of; my roommate and i were both female and recent college grads and we should have been more assertive and demanded these problems be addressed. it was a learning experience for us both

Frequently Asked Questions

There is 1 unit available at 607 W Wrightwood Ave, as of 23 hours ago.
607 W Wrightwood Ave is located in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago.
Prices & availability for 607 W Wrightwood Ave were updated 23 hours ago.
Yes, apartments at 607 W Wrightwood Ave come equipped with in-unit washers & dryers as well as on-site laundry facilities.
Yes! You can reach out here to get in touch with a broker and see virtual tours, videos of specific units, and get more information on individual units.
607 W Wrightwood Ave has 3 reviews on our site, with a total score of 2.3333 / 5 stars.
Yes, 607 W Wrightwood Ave generally allows cats. However, you should confirm with each individual unit.
Yes, 607 W Wrightwood Ave generally allows dogs. However, you should confirm with each individual unit.

Location & Neighborhood

Lincoln Park

Just north of Old Town, Lincoln Park is one of the largest and most popular Chicago neighborhoods– and for good reason. Most residents are a short distance away from some of the best nightlife, dining, lakefront parks, shopping, and tree-lined streets in the entire city. It combines all the best aspects of a close-knit community with the appeal of the big city. This means rental prices can be high.

Residents live mostly in walk-ups, but there are quite a few high-rises, especially near the lake. Lincoln Parkers are spoiled with their close proximity to the lake and ample running and biking trails. Lincoln Park has the second largest shopping concentration in the city: ranging from high-end boutiques to secondhand resale shops.

Lincoln Park also offers public tennis and basketball courts, baseball and softball diamonds, and soccer fields that are used recreationally and by intramural leagues. Weekends can be spent strolling through the Lincoln Park Zoo, hitting a bucket of golf balls at the Diversey Bay Harbor, or heading to Lakeview or The Loop easily via the Brown Line.

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