The Fisher Chicago
The Fisher Chicago Apartments
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The Fisher Chicago Overview and Highlights
Overview
The Fisher Chicago: Historic Luxury Apartments in Downtown Chicago
Overview of The Fisher Chicago
Located at 343 S. Dearborn Street, The Fisher Chicago stands as a historic landmark that beautifully combines neo-Gothic architectural charm with upscale modern living. This iconic 20-story building, commissioned in 1896, offers a wide selection of residences including studios, convertible units, and 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, as well as exclusive 2-bedroom penthouses. The homes feature elegant finishes such as historic hardwood flooring, granite countertops, and European-style cabinetry, with some units providing panoramic views of downtown Chicago and Lake Michigan.
Spacious and Stylish Apartment Features
Residents of The Fisher Chicago enjoy thoughtfully designed interiors that blend classic details with contemporary convenience. Key apartment features include:
- Mosaic glass tile kitchen backsplashes and granite kitchen islands
- Stainless steel appliances in penthouses; black kitchen appliances in standard units
- Historic hardwood floors alongside plush carpeted bedrooms
- Bay and floor-to-ceiling windows maximizing natural light and city views
- In-unit washers and dryers available
- Oversized soaking tubs and 10-inch custom rain showerheads with hand massagers in select units
- Dedicated office or den spaces for flexible living arrangements
- High-speed internet and cable-ready connectivity
- Central air conditioning and heating with digital thermostats
Community Amenities Enhancing Urban Living
Beyond the apartments, The Fisher Chicago offers an impressive array of on-site amenities geared toward comfort, convenience, and recreation:
- A grand hotel-style lobby and controlled access with a doorman
- 24-hour concierge and emergency maintenance services
- A full-body fitness center open around the clock
- A clubroom with billiards and entertainment space, perfect for socializing and relaxation
- Community laundry facilities and enclosed bicycle storage
- A 24-hour business center with coworking spaces, supporting professional needs
- Convenient on-site retailers including Brando’s Speakeasy and a 7-Eleven
- Maid and on-demand dry cleaning services
- Planned social activities fostering a vibrant resident community
- Local discounts for residents and a renters insurance program for peace of mind
- Located adjacent to multiple train and bus lines, ensuring excellent connectivity
Prime Downtown Chicago Location
The Fisher Chicago’s location in the heart of downtown Chicago’s Loop neighborhood offers residents easy access to some of the city’s premier attractions, including Buckingham Fountain, Navy Pier, and The Art Institute of Chicago. Its proximity to six train lines and seven bus lines enables efficient commuting and exploration of the city’s vibrant cultural and dining scenes.
Living at The Fisher Chicago provides a unique blend of historic grandeur with contemporary amenities tailored for urban lifestyles. Whether seeking a chic studio or a spacious penthouse, residents benefit from meticulous renovations, luxury finishes, and a rich community experience in one of Chicago’s most storied buildings.
Address
343 S Dearborn St, Chicago, IL
Building Type
Rental
Year Built / Renovated
1896 / 2001
Amenities
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Frequently Asked Questions
Location & Neighborhood
The Loop
The Loop is the heart of downtown Chicago and gets its name from the loop that the El trains form before jetting off to their respective paths out of the city. The Loop is heavily commercial, as companies like United Airways, Northern Trust, Boeing, and more have offices here.
If you are planning on living in The Loop, be prepared for a high-rise lifestyle. The Loop truly is a concrete jungle, and residents of The Loop must have a love for city life. Weekdays in the Loop are the busiest you will see, as Chicagoans from every neighborhood do business in its central location.
Coffee shops and breakfast spots are packed with business people vying to be first in line, and lunch spots are packed with professional lunches. (If you'd like to stay central, but the Loop sounds a bit too hectic, you might like New East Side or South Loop.)
After work and on the weekends, the Loop essentially shuts down. Streets and restaurants that were packed with 9-5ers during the week are now eerily empty. However, Millennium Park is an exception as it sees over 25 million visitors a year and is packed just about every day of the week. Here, people can be seen taking photos of Cloud Gate, enjoying open-air concerts, wandering Maggie Daley Park, and enjoying the lake views.
Although The Loop is highly commercial, it still contains historical buildings such as the Art Institute of Chicago, the Harold Washington Public Library, Maggie Daley Park, and the printing houses of Printer's Row to the south.
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