YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE THIS UNIQUE LIVE AND WORK SPACE IN THE FAST GROWING HILL ARTS DISTRICT! This duplex live and work space is perfect for work from home or as an office space. There is plenty of space to configure as you need it! Main level features a private glass wall office, reception area, and desk space. Upper level has lots of natural east light and covered front deck. There is a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, breakfast bar. A bath with shower and custom tile work on the upper level. half bath on the main level. Beautiful hardwood floors and wide stairs. Multi-room audio system, overheard projector and built in screen, built in white board. One designated, off-street parking included. Plenty of street parking. 1601 Simpson St #4 is 3 blocks west of busy Green Bay Road with over 20,000 vehicles per day. Bus stops within steps. Convenient to CTA stops at Foster and Noyes. Metra Station at Central Street. Walk to Northwestern University campus and a multitude of shops, restaurants and entertainment options. Complete property rehab completed in 2003. Building is professionally maintained and managed locally.

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