Pope Building, Printers Row, Chicago, IL, Real Estate

About Pope Building

Pope Building is a condo building in the Printers Row neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, built between 1891 and 1908. It currently has no homes for sale. The homes range in size from 850 ft2 to 1,900 ft2. The HOA fees range from $631 to $755 per month. The average annual property tax for Pope Building is $3,856.29. It is located in Cook County.

Pope Building is a 91-condominium building located in the Chicago Loop off Congress at 633 S. Plymouth. This residential building is in the historic Printers Row neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. Close to public transportation, Pope Building is also within walking distance to Michigan Avenue and State Street shopping, Lake Michigan, Grant Park, and the theater district.
Built 1904, Pope Building’s residences have been recently renovated. Individual condos of this 12-story high-rise feature open floorplans typical of urban lofts, hardwood and tiled floors, floor-to-ceiling windows with beautiful city views, ceiling fans, custom kitchen cabinetry, a kitchen island and 12-foot concrete ceilings. Units provided are studios to two bedrooms.
Building amenities include on-site manager/engineer, bike room, storage and fee/leased parking. Cats are allowed.

Dogs Allowed   Cats Allowed   Bike Room/Bike Trails   Coin Laundry   Elevator   Storage   Valet/Cleaner   On Site Manager/Engineer   Security Door Locks   Service Elevator