Bucktown and beyond from Urban Sandbox

by Joseph Askins on 3/13/09

Urban Sandbox, 1615 N Wolcott Ave, Chicago

You don’t have to climb too high to get a good view of your surroundings in Bucktown and Wicker Park. Here’s what I could see from the deck atop the four-story Urban Sandbox, located at 1615 N Wolcott Ave. Only the building’s two fourth-floor condos get rooftop access. Of those, only one, unit 402, is still for sale. The three-bedroom / 2.5-bath unit is listed at $1.39 million.

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{ 3 comments }

J 3/13/09 at 2:14 PM

Sounds like quite a price for a condo in Wicker Park/Bucktown

Joseph Askins 3/13/09 at 2:50 PM

I didn’t get the specs on the unit before posting up these pictures, but since the topic has come up (sorta), here’s the breakdown of floor space: Unit 402 has approximately 2,200 square feet of interior space and another 1,035 square feet of outdoor space.

I talked to Karen Ranquist about the pricing as we walked around the building. She feels like the relative lack of three-bedrooms of this size around Bucktown and the architectural style of the project justify the price point.

Eric Rojas 3/14/09 at 11:07 PM

The MLS shows the other penthouse unit in the building under contract with an asking price of $1,195,800. So, over $1M for one of these remaining nicely located luxuries does not seem too aggressive.

On a related note, a 3200 sq/ft penthouse at 1717 N Damen (just a couple blocks west of Urban Sandbox in Bucktown) closed for $1,250,000 in January of this year.

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