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Overall rating of 4.2 / 5 based on 5 renter reviews
Total Reviews
5
Overall
4.2 / 5
Emily
Loved living in Burnham Pointe for two years. A bit pricey but great unit/space/amenities/location and wonderful staff.
What did you like most?
The units are well appointed - great finishes and space. The availability of a 1 bed/1.5 bath is also a definite plus.
What did you like least?
Rent is high, especially if you don't regularly take advantage of the amenities.
David
Great building in an up and coming neighborhood
Jessica
Good, can be a little dirty sometimes in common areas, gym can be much improved, no pool, deck is big and open and not crowded so that's nice
What did you like most?
Great location, very central. Dry cleaner is downstairs, relatively good value for size of space.
Burnham Pointe Overview and Highlights
Overview
Burnham Pointe Chicago Apartments were originally built as condos, which makes the soundproofing and unit fixtures a bit higher quality. Just completed a massive renovation project that includes an updated front desk, lounge, outdoor space, and gym. Some of the largest and best value floorplans in South Loop, including penthouse units with 14' ceilings. Check out reviews, pricing, parking, specials, and an insider's perspective at AptAmigo today!
Address
730 S Clark St, Chicago IL
What Occupants Love
Great selection of dining and nightlife options. Excellent in-unit temperature control and shower pressure. Spacious units with great finishings. Variety of unit layouts. Beautiful updates to amenity spaces, including one of the largest dog runs in Chicago.
What Occupants Love Less
Metra train tracks to the south of the building can create a noise concern.
Built
2008
Building Type
Rental
Amenities
Fees
Resident Responsible for
Water, Gas, Trash, Heat, Cable/Internet, Electricity
Near Burnham Pointe
Neighborhood
Printer’s Row is located just south of The Loop and is close to the Chicago River. Its name came from the many buildings in the area that were used by publishing businesses in the late 1880s. Now, those same buildings have been converted into residential condos and lofts. You will find a mix of housing options here, from converted residential lofts to new high rises, making it the perfect neighborhood mix.
If you’re planning on living in Printer’s Row, expect tree-lined streets, historical, red brick buildings and a friendly neighborhood vibe. You’ll be a short walk away from major train lines and busses for a short and easy commute. Sitting in between The Loop and South Loop, expect a quieter oasis in the heart of Chicago. You’ll see friendly faces and small, neighborhood shops that will make you forget you’re in the middle of downtown Chicago.
Nearest Grocery Store
Trader Joe’s (12-minute walk)
Nearest Convenience Store
River City Convenience Store (5-minute walk)
Nearest Public Transportation
Red Line- Roosevelt (3 minute walk)