




Discover The Plymouth Chicago, a historic 1899 landmark offering stylish apartments right in the heart of downtown. Nestled on the 9th floor of the iconic Plymouth Building in the historic Printers Row, this newly renovated residence blends the charm of Chicago's booming publishing era with modern luxury and thoughtful design.
This spacious layout is designed for groups and families, featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The sleeping arrangements include one bedroom with a king-sized bed and three bedrooms with double-sized beds, accommodating up to 8 guests. Please note that two of the bedrooms feature partial-height walls that do not extend fully to the ceiling, creating a partially open feel. The three bright and modern full bathrooms are stocked with fresh towels and essentials to ensure a comfortable stay.
The living area is designed for both comfort and convenience, with large windows that flood the inviting space with natural light. A fully equipped kitchen provides everything needed to prepare meals or enjoy a morning coffee. For added convenience, the unit includes in-unit laundry.
While this unit offers a private haven, guests have access to wonderful shared spaces within the landmark building:
Located just south of The Loop, the property is steps from Printers Row and Millennium Park. The neighborhood is rich with historic architecture, charming cafés, bookstores, and local shops. Guests are within walking distance of Grant Park, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago Riverwalk, and Lake Michigan. Getting around is effortless with CTA train stations and bus routes nearby; Midway Airport is roughly 20–25 minutes away, and O'Hare is about 30–40 minutes away.
Practical Information:
Experience the perfect blend of historic character and contemporary living in one of Chicago's most iconic districts.
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