Perché Au Dessus De Lake Shore Drive

Perched high above Lake Shore Drive, Residence 2820 offers a rare opportunity to live in one of Chicago’s most iconic modernist buildings, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. This approximately 1,500-square-foot home pairs timeless architecture with sweeping city and lake views. White oak hardwood floors run throughout, adding warmth to the home’s clean, minimalist design. A gracious entry leads into a light-filled great room, where floor-to-ceiling windows with automated window treatments wrap two exposures. The corner living area showcases unobstructed views spanning the Hancock building, the historic Drake Hotel, and Lake Michigan, creating a dramatic backdrop for both everyday living and entertaining. The open dining area connects seamlessly to a thoughtfully updated kitchen, featuring custom cabinetry, a mirrored backsplash, natural stone countertops, and professional-grade appliances. An island with dine-up seating enhances both functionality and style. The primary suite is positioned to capture serene north-facing lake views and offers generous closet space along with a marble-clad ensuite bath, complete with a glass-enclosed walk-in shower and built-in bench. A second full bath mirrors the same clean, contemporary aesthetic. Residents enjoy full-service amenities, including door staff, on-site management, a sundeck, bike room, storage, and on site parking. This Streeterville residence presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Chicago’s architectural legacy in a premier lakefront setting.