Lincoln Park 2bed/2bath in Historic Neighborhood

Just steps from the lively center of Chicago's Lincoln Park and poised above the quiet, tree-lined streets of the coveted Arlington-Deming neighborhood, this residence on the top floor of a three-story walkup is the perfect for families that want to be close to it all! Lake Michigan, Lincoln Park Zoo, multiple parks, transportation, dining, nightlife, and more. We provide one daily parking permit per night of your stay so you can access free street parking. The space The residence is a spacious 2-bedroom 2-bathroom condo on the third floor of a renovated historic building. The large open kitchen/living/dining space is flooded with natural light from south-facing windows and Juliette balcony framing gorgeous views of Lincoln Park and the city beyond. The primary bedroom has a queen bed and private bathroom, and the second bedroom is equipped with two twin beds and a connector and mattress pad so they can be combined into a King. Both bedrooms have blackout shades. The living room sofa comfortably sleeps a person up to about 5'11", although the room gets sunny in the morning. An inflatable mattress is available upon reqest. In the kitchen, find all the cookware and equipment to make yourself at home, including an insulated drip coffee pot and a Keurig single-cup machine. Guest access Guests have access to the full apartment with front and back entrance. Other things to note STAIRS This apartment is on the third floor of a three-story building with stairs in both the front and back of the apartment. COFFEE SUPPLIES / LAUNDRY DETERGENT We do not supply coffee, coffee filters, or laundry detergent among our amenities but encourage guests to leave their unused detergent and coffee supplies for future guests. PARKING The free parking available with this unit is zoned, permit-only street parking. We provide one permit for one car per night of your rental. For guests who are unfamiliar with urban street parking, I've found these pro-tips helpful: - Availability of spots varies. During rush hours there are often spots right next to the building; parking is more difficult overnight and midday and may a few loops around the block or some... ingenuity. - I personally park on the street and, by timing my parking intentionally, I don't generally have problems. - Look for (and read) signs. Street parking is subject to the same rules and regulations that apply to residents. Signs indicate where parking is permitted, closures for repair or cleaning, etc. - Don't worry if you get a little frazzled searching for parking, there are options. The SpotHero app is a great backup plan. You can find and pay for spots within a couple blocks of the apartment as-needed or in advance. Registration Details R22000081482