Donohue Building Lofts

About the Building

Found at 711 S. Dearborn, this fashionable Chicago condo development in the historic Printers Row neighborhood is one of the most historic and fashionable places to live. The Donohue Building, which was built in 1883, was one of the first printing buildings in Chicago’s Printers Row. The building’s façade features some of the most impressive ornamental stone- and ironwork of any building in the neighborhood, and the residences are similarly attractive and comfortable.

The units in the Donohue Building provide a range in layout from 1 to 3 bedrooms. Depending on the size of the property, you can expect to pay anywhere from $245,900 to $407,450 for a place in this great residence. The larger units offer 1,450 square feet of living space while the smaller ones are 1,000 square feet in area. The various floorplans include kitchens that range from 100 square feet to 158 square feet, which should provide plenty of counter space to mass produce lunches for kids to take to school, prepare dinner for the family, or assemble a masterful spread of finger-foods for the next spur-of-the-moment get-together thrown your way. And, don't worry about where everyone is going to sit, with 520 square-foot living rooms and 361 square-foot dining rooms, you can treat your guests to a formal affair at the dinner table, or let them hangout in front of the TV.

Ample living space or not, sometimes the most crucial factor in purchasing a new home is whether your four-legged family member is welcome in the building or not. Well, this is one residential building that happens to be pet friendly, so Fluffy and Fido can make the move, too.