Pet Friendly Apartments for Rent in Chicago, IL

MILA is a glassy Loop high-rise where the views do a lot of the talking, with floor-to-ceiling windows in the units and a 41st-floor study plus a Skye lounge that put you well above the river. The rooftop pool and sundeck with cabanas are the real draw in summer, and there's a serious fitness center with a yoga studio and even a dog run and grooming station if you've got a pet. You're a minute from Starbucks, four minutes from the Chicago Riverwalk, and steps from spots like Commons Club, with the State/Lake train stop a quick four-minute walk. Mariano's is about ten minut

Onni Fulton Market is a 33-story glass tower in the Fulton River area, and the draw is its 32,000 square feet of amenities: a rooftop pool and hot tub with skyline views, infrared saunas and a steam room, a serious fitness center with a private Tonal studio, plus coworking lounges and a dog run with a pet wash. The units lean bright and modern with floor-to-ceiling windows, wide-plank floors, and in-unit laundry. You are about a 9-minute walk from coffee at Cafe Cremerie and about a 6-minute walk to Fulton River Park, with Punch Bowl Social and bars like The Drop In right

MILA is a glassy Loop high-rise where the views do a lot of the talking, with floor-to-ceiling windows in the units and a 41st-floor study plus a Skye lounge that put you well above the river. The rooftop pool and sundeck with cabanas are the real draw in summer, and there's a serious fitness center with a yoga studio and even a dog run and grooming station if you've got a pet. You're a minute from Starbucks, four minutes from the Chicago Riverwalk, and steps from spots like Commons Club, with the State/Lake train stop a quick four-minute walk. Mariano's is about ten minut

Lincoln Common sits right in the heart of Lincoln Park, and the location does a lot of the talking: you can grab a Philz Coffee in about a minute, and Sandbox VR plus the Lincoln Common Playground are right at your doorstep if you want something to do. When you feel like going out, Halligan Bar and Hook and Ladder are both an easy walk. The Fullerton stop is roughly nine minutes away for the Red, Brown, and Purple lines, and there's a Trader Joe's about fifteen minutes out for your grocery runs. Special: ASK US HOW TO GET UP TO 1-MONTH FREE BY 11/30!

Hubbard 221 is a high-rise River North spot where the standout is the floor-twenty-one setup: a rooftop sun terrace with an outdoor pool and hot tub, plus a resident lounge upstairs with real skyline views. The apartments lean modern with floor-to-ceiling windows, stainless Whirlpool appliances, and balconies in some units, and there's a 24/7 concierge and door staff if you like that hotel-style touch. You're a one-minute walk to coffee at Joe and The Juice, with The Library and Gilt Bar nearby for drinks and Electric Shuffle five minutes away when you want something more

Coeval is a boutique South Loop building with an industrial-leaning look, think exposed concrete, tall ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that pull in a ton of light, plus units with in-unit washer/dryer and balconies in select layouts. The amenities are the real draw: third-floor terraces with grill stations and fire pits, a chef's kitchen and lounge for entertaining, a Peloton-equipped gym, and free bike storage with direct lakefront access. You can grab coffee at Overflow Coffee a few minutes away, walk to Coliseum Park, or hit nearby spots like Victory Tap and M Lo

Coeval is a boutique South Loop building with an industrial-leaning look, think exposed concrete, tall ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling windows that pull in a ton of light, plus units with in-unit washer/dryer and balconies in select layouts. The amenities are the real draw: third-floor terraces with grill stations and fire pits, a chef's kitchen and lounge for entertaining, a Peloton-equipped gym, and free bike storage with direct lakefront access. You can grab coffee at Overflow Coffee a few minutes away, walk to Coliseum Park, or hit nearby spots like Victory Tap and M Lo

Cascade is a 37-story all-glass tower at the eastern edge of Lakeshore East, with more than 45,000 square feet of amenities across three levels. You get a 25-yard indoor lap pool plus a separate outdoor pool with cabanas, a fitness center and yoga studio looking out at the lake, a golf simulator, and a 32nd-floor terrace with a chef's kitchen and panoramic lakefront views. Cascade Park is right out the door, you can grab coffee at the Drunken Bean or a pint at Lizzie McNeill's a couple minutes away, Mariano's is a quick 7-minute walk for groceries, and the State/Lake CTA s

The Fisher Building is a restored historic Loop landmark, and the apartments lean into that pedigree with 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, original hardwood floors, and select units that get gas fireplaces, soaking tubs, and panoramic views over downtown and Lake Michigan. There's a 24-hour concierge and doorman, a round-the-clock fitness center, and a clubroom with billiards, plus Brando's Speakeasy is literally in the building if you want a drink without going outside. Harry's Sandwich Shop is a one-minute walk for coffee and Pritzker Park is right out front,

Aston is a Streeterville high-rise where the apartments lean bright and airy, with floor-to-ceiling windows pulling in city, river, and lake views and ceilings that reach up to ten feet. The amenity stack is genuinely deep: a year-round indoor lap pool and spa, a 24/7 fitness center, a sky garden with a hot tub and firepits, plus a resident lounge and co-working spaces with private offices when you need to actually get work done. Day to day it is easy living too, with Stan's Donuts three minutes away for coffee, Ogden Plaza and Lucky Strike both about four minutes out, and

Atwater is a Bozzuto-run high-rise in Streeterville with 24-hour door staff, an outdoor pool and sundeck with grill area, a serious fitness room, and a resident lounge with billiards and big city views. The apartments themselves have floor-to-ceiling windows, wood floors, in-unit washer and dryer, and balconies that look out over the skyline and Lake Michigan. You can grab a quick breakfast at Yolk a minute away, walk to D4 Irish Pub or Monarch and Lion for a drink, and have Bennett Park and Lucky Strike both about three minutes out. Whole Foods is a 4-minute walk for groc

NEMA is Chicago's tallest rental tower at 76 stories, a Rafael Vinoly design overlooking Grant Park, and it backs that up with around 70,000 square feet of amenities including a CoWork space with park views, private conference rooms, and cold brew on tap. The upper Skyline Collection floors get you extended ceilings and real Lake Michigan and skyline views, and most units lean into smart-home tech with some scoring oversized private balconies. You're a 4-minute walk from Little Branch Cafe for coffee and a quick stroll to Daniel Webster Park, with Victory Tap nearby when y

Atrio sits right in the heart of the Medical District, a quiet, well-run Marquette building that makes sense if you work at or near the hospitals or just want an easy commute into the city. You can grab coffee at the Starbucks a few minutes away, walk to IMD Park in about two minutes when you need green space, and reach the United Center in under twenty for games and shows. The Illinois Medical District CTA stop is a seven-minute walk, so getting downtown or out to the suburbs is painless, and the Jewel-Osco for a real grocery run is about twenty-four minutes off. Special

The Gallery on Wells is a 39-story Magellan tower right in the thick of River North's gallery district, and the amenity deck is genuinely a draw: a 25-yard lap pool, an outdoor hot tub, fire pits, and grilling stations spread across a full-floor, 26,000-square-foot rooftop, plus a serious 24-hour fitness center with a sauna and yoga room. Units run from studios to three-bedrooms with open layouts and big windows looking out over the neighborhood, and it's LEED Gold certified. You can grab coffee at Happy Monday Coffee Roasters about three minutes away, walk to Y Bar or O'L

The Logan is a newer, light-filled building at the heart of Logan Square, with big European-style windows, designer kitchens with quartz counters and prep islands, and in-unit washer/dryers across the studio through two-bedroom layouts. The shared spaces are a real selling point: a pool with cabanas, a rooftop set up for hanging out, an outdoor terrace with a firepit, a 24-hour gym, coworking rooms, and a dog run. You're a two-minute walk from coffee at Cafe Tola and steps from The Owl, with Billy Sunday a few minutes away, Emporium Arcade Bar about eight minutes out, and

Albion Evanston is a polished Greystar building with a hotel-style lobby and concierge, and the standouts are the rooftop three-season pool and a fitness center with an outdoor yoga studio, plus a pet spa and bark bar if you have a dog. Some units catch Lake Michigan and skyline views from their balconies. You can grab a coffee at Cupitol Coffee and Eatery a couple minutes away, walk over to Epic Burger for a casual bite, or sit in Harper Garden Park right outside. The Dempster CTA stop is about a 6-minute walk and there's a Whole Foods around 8 minutes out for groceries.

1400 Wabash is a Greystar building in the South Loop that keeps things refreshingly straightforward, with a rooftop deck, a fitness center, and a resident lounge with a demonstration kitchen that's handy when you want to cook for a crowd. Floor plans run the full range from studios up to penthouses, so it works whether you're solo or need a real bedroom or two. You're about a 5-minute walk from Overflow Coffee and a 4-minute walk from Coliseum Park, with Victory Tap and Weather Mark Tavern close by for a beer. The Roosevelt train stop is about 8 minutes out, and there's a

1350 North Lake Shore is a classic Gold Coast pair of towers right on the lake, and the standout is the rooftop deck with grilling stations, a fire pit, and big views of Lake Michigan and the skyline. Each tower has its own 24-hour fitness center, there's a business lounge for working from home, and a private off-leash dog park if you've got a pup. You're a couple minutes from Goudy Square Park and within easy reach of neighborhood haunts like Zebra Lounge and Butch McGuire's for a drink. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about a 12-minute walk, and there's a Jewel-Osco

The Millie is a newer Gold Coast high-rise built for people who want their apartment to feel like the calmest part of a busy day, with a rooftop pool and sundeck that catches real skyline and Lake Michigan views, plus a fitness center with its own yoga studio and a pet spa if you've got a dog. The units lean clean and bright: floor-to-ceiling windows, quartz kitchens, wide-plank floors, and an in-unit washer and dryer so you're never hauling laundry anywhere. You're a two-minute stroll from the Chicago Riverwalk, three minutes from a Starbucks for the morning coffee, and c

The Millie is a newer Gold Coast high-rise built for people who want their apartment to feel like the calmest part of a busy day, with a rooftop pool and sundeck that catches real skyline and Lake Michigan views, plus a fitness center with its own yoga studio and a pet spa if you've got a dog. The units lean clean and bright: floor-to-ceiling windows, quartz kitchens, wide-plank floors, and an in-unit washer and dryer so you're never hauling laundry anywhere. You're a two-minute stroll from the Chicago Riverwalk, three minutes from a Starbucks for the morning coffee, and c

The Millie is a newer Gold Coast high-rise built for people who want their apartment to feel like the calmest part of a busy day, with a rooftop pool and sundeck that catches real skyline and Lake Michigan views, plus a fitness center with its own yoga studio and a pet spa if you've got a dog. The units lean clean and bright: floor-to-ceiling windows, quartz kitchens, wide-plank floors, and an in-unit washer and dryer so you're never hauling laundry anywhere. You're a two-minute stroll from the Chicago Riverwalk, three minutes from a Starbucks for the morning coffee, and c

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Arrive LEX is a South Loop high-rise with a genuinely fun amenity stack: a rooftop pool with a sundeck and grills up top, plus a 17th-floor fitness center stocked with Peloton bikes and a squat rack, and a club lounge with a pool table when you want to hang out. You're right across from Wintrust Arena for events, a couple of minutes from Prairie District Park, and you can grab a Starbucks downstairs or duck up to VU Rooftop Bar without thinking about it. The Cermak-McCormick Place CTA stop is about a 6-minute walk, and the nearest big grocery run is Mariano's, roughly 20 m

Lakeview 3200 is a newer eight-story building right at the Belmont and Clark crossroads, with a 24-hour fitness center, a lounge with a gourmet kitchen, and a sun deck with grilling stations and fire pits that make the rooftop worth using. Units come with in-unit washer and dryer, stainless appliances, and quartz counters, and there is a game room, dog run, and a Luxer package system for deliveries. You are a minute from a Starbucks and Bonus Round Game Cafe, about six minutes from Martin Park, and steps from L and L Tavern if you want a low-key bar night. The Belmont CTA

Aqua is that instantly recognizable 87-story tower in Lakeshore East with the rippling, wavy balconies, and the views from up there cover the lake, the river, and Millennium Park. The real draw is the amenity decks: an 80,000-square-foot outdoor space with a 25-yard lap pool, hot tub, and fire pit, plus an indoor pool, sauna and steam rooms, and a running track. You are a few minutes from Lakeshore East Park and a Mariano's, with Drunken Bean a five-minute walk for coffee and bars like Amuse and Toro close by. The State/Lake CTA stop is about thirteen minutes on foot, and

Wolf Point West is a 46-story tower planted right where the three branches of the Chicago River meet, so the floor-to-ceiling windows actually earn their keep with real river and skyline views. The amenity floor is genuinely loaded: a Sky Lounge with panoramic views, an outdoor pool and spa with a cabana sundeck, a golf simulator, a sauna and steam room, plus direct access to the Wolf Point Riverwalk about three minutes out the door. You are two minutes from a Blue Bottle Coffee, a short stroll to spots like The Bassment and Flight Club, and the Merchandise Mart stop on th

The Gallery on Wells is a 39-story Magellan tower right in the thick of River North's gallery district, and the amenity deck is genuinely a draw: a 25-yard lap pool, an outdoor hot tub, fire pits, and grilling stations spread across a full-floor, 26,000-square-foot rooftop, plus a serious 24-hour fitness center with a sauna and yoga room. Units run from studios to three-bedrooms with open layouts and big windows looking out over the neighborhood, and it's LEED Gold certified. You can grab coffee at Happy Monday Coffee Roasters about three minutes away, walk to Y Bar or O'L

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

1350 North Lake Shore is a classic Gold Coast pair of towers right on the lake, and the standout is the rooftop deck with grilling stations, a fire pit, and big views of Lake Michigan and the skyline. Each tower has its own 24-hour fitness center, there's a business lounge for working from home, and a private off-leash dog park if you've got a pup. You're a couple minutes from Goudy Square Park and within easy reach of neighborhood haunts like Zebra Lounge and Butch McGuire's for a drink. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about a 12-minute walk, and there's a Jewel-Osco

1350 North Lake Shore is a classic Gold Coast pair of towers right on the lake, and the standout is the rooftop deck with grilling stations, a fire pit, and big views of Lake Michigan and the skyline. Each tower has its own 24-hour fitness center, there's a business lounge for working from home, and a private off-leash dog park if you've got a pup. You're a couple minutes from Goudy Square Park and within easy reach of neighborhood haunts like Zebra Lounge and Butch McGuire's for a drink. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about a 12-minute walk, and there's a Jewel-Osco

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Wrigleyville Lofts has that industrial loft character with stainless kitchens and big windows pulling in light, and the rooftop deck is the real draw since it looks straight at Wrigley Field and the skyline, plus there's a fire pit, a clubroom, a gym, and even a dog spa. The Sheridan Red Line stop is just a three-minute walk away, and you can grab coffee at the Starbucks down the block or catch a game at Wrigleyville North and Holiday Club without thinking about it. John Kelly Park is a six-minute stroll if you want green space, and the Whole Foods is about a thirteen-minu

Arrive LEX is a South Loop high-rise with a genuinely fun amenity stack: a rooftop pool with a sundeck and grills up top, plus a 17th-floor fitness center stocked with Peloton bikes and a squat rack, and a club lounge with a pool table when you want to hang out. You're right across from Wintrust Arena for events, a couple of minutes from Prairie District Park, and you can grab a Starbucks downstairs or duck up to VU Rooftop Bar without thinking about it. The Cermak-McCormick Place CTA stop is about a 6-minute walk, and the nearest big grocery run is Mariano's, roughly 20 m

The Seneca sits right in the heart of the Gold Coast, with a mix of studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms managed by Trinity Property Consultants, so it works whether you're flying solo or splitting a place. You're a one-minute walk from coffee at Cafecito, with Seneca Park four minutes out for a green break and a Topgolf Swing Suite eight minutes away when friends are in town. The Chicago Red Line stop is about a twelve-minute walk for getting downtown or up north, and there's a Whole Foods roughly the same distance for your grocery runs.

Aqua is that instantly recognizable 87-story tower in Lakeshore East with the rippling, wavy balconies, and the views from up there cover the lake, the river, and Millennium Park. The real draw is the amenity decks: an 80,000-square-foot outdoor space with a 25-yard lap pool, hot tub, and fire pit, plus an indoor pool, sauna and steam rooms, and a running track. You are a few minutes from Lakeshore East Park and a Mariano's, with Drunken Bean a five-minute walk for coffee and bars like Amuse and Toro close by. The State/Lake CTA stop is about thirteen minutes on foot, and

Aqua is that instantly recognizable 87-story tower in Lakeshore East with the rippling, wavy balconies, and the views from up there cover the lake, the river, and Millennium Park. The real draw is the amenity decks: an 80,000-square-foot outdoor space with a 25-yard lap pool, hot tub, and fire pit, plus an indoor pool, sauna and steam rooms, and a running track. You are a few minutes from Lakeshore East Park and a Mariano's, with Drunken Bean a five-minute walk for coffee and bars like Amuse and Toro close by. The State/Lake CTA stop is about thirteen minutes on foot, and

1350 North Lake Shore is a classic Gold Coast pair of towers right on the lake, and the standout is the rooftop deck with grilling stations, a fire pit, and big views of Lake Michigan and the skyline. Each tower has its own 24-hour fitness center, there's a business lounge for working from home, and a private off-leash dog park if you've got a pup. You're a couple minutes from Goudy Square Park and within easy reach of neighborhood haunts like Zebra Lounge and Butch McGuire's for a drink. The Clark/Division Red Line stop is about a 12-minute walk, and there's a Jewel-Osco

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

The Gallery on Wells is a 39-story Magellan tower right in the thick of River North's gallery district, and the amenity deck is genuinely a draw: a 25-yard lap pool, an outdoor hot tub, fire pits, and grilling stations spread across a full-floor, 26,000-square-foot rooftop, plus a serious 24-hour fitness center with a sauna and yoga room. Units run from studios to three-bedrooms with open layouts and big windows looking out over the neighborhood, and it's LEED Gold certified. You can grab coffee at Happy Monday Coffee Roasters about three minutes away, walk to Y Bar or O'L

Arrive LEX is a South Loop high-rise with a genuinely fun amenity stack: a rooftop pool with a sundeck and grills up top, plus a 17th-floor fitness center stocked with Peloton bikes and a squat rack, and a club lounge with a pool table when you want to hang out. You're right across from Wintrust Arena for events, a couple of minutes from Prairie District Park, and you can grab a Starbucks downstairs or duck up to VU Rooftop Bar without thinking about it. The Cermak-McCormick Place CTA stop is about a 6-minute walk, and the nearest big grocery run is Mariano's, roughly 20 m

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Aqua is that instantly recognizable 87-story tower in Lakeshore East with the rippling, wavy balconies, and the views from up there cover the lake, the river, and Millennium Park. The real draw is the amenity decks: an 80,000-square-foot outdoor space with a 25-yard lap pool, hot tub, and fire pit, plus an indoor pool, sauna and steam rooms, and a running track. You are a few minutes from Lakeshore East Park and a Mariano's, with Drunken Bean a five-minute walk for coffee and bars like Amuse and Toro close by. The State/Lake CTA stop is about thirteen minutes on foot, and

Eleven Thirty sits right on Michigan Avenue in the South Loop, a doorman building that leans into resort-style living with a 75-foot outdoor pool and private cabanas, a fire pit, and a 24-hour gym, plus fun extras like a climate-controlled wine room and a dog deck with its own pet spa. Units come in studio through two-bedroom layouts with granite counters, stainless appliances, and lake or city views. You're a five-minute walk from a Trader Joe's and a four-minute walk to Le Petit Cafe for coffee, with Kitty O'Shea's and 720 South nearby for a drink, and Dearborn Park and

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Burnham Pointe is a Draper and Kramer high-rise tucked into the heart of South Loop on Clark, and it's a solid pick if you want city life without a lot of fuss. Every unit comes with its own washer and dryer, which is a real luxury you'll appreciate fast, and you can do a self-guided tour to scope it out on your own schedule. You're a 3-minute walk from grabbing a cup at Necessary Coffee, close to spots like First Draft and Vitology for a drink, and right by the quiet Ferd Kramer Memorial Garden when you need a breather. The LaSalle stop is a quick 6 minutes away for the R

1401 South State is a modern Greystar high-rise in the South Loop, and the apartments lean into that with floor-to-ceiling windows that pull in real skyline views, in-unit washer and dryer, and a rooftop terrace plus pool that make summer here genuinely good. There's a solid fitness center and resident lounge if you want to stay close to home, but you're also about a 9-minute walk from Sweet Bean and a few minutes from Coliseum Park, with Victory Tap and The Bureau Bar nearby when you want a beer. The Roosevelt CTA stop is about 7 minutes on foot, and a Jewel-Osco is about

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down

Sentral took over the old Essex on the Park tower on Michigan Ave, a 56-floor South Loop high-rise looking straight across at Grant Park, with sun-filled units that have 9-foot ceilings, quartz counters, full-size in-unit washer/dryers, and rainfall showers. The standouts are the outdoor pool and spa deck, a fourth-floor coworking space with private conference rooms, and some of the most serious dog amenities in the neighborhood (multiple runs plus a pup spa). You can grab a quick coffee at Le Petit Cafe a minute away, walk over to Kitty O'Shea's for a pint, or wander down