Welcome to historic loft living at Trevi Square, located at 1439 S Michigan Avenue in Chicago's vibrant South Loop. Originally built in 1908 by architect Charles Frost as a luxury annex for St. Luke's Hospital, this Gothic Revival landmark, once hosted iconic Chicagoans including Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Mayor Richard J. Daley. Today, the building stands as a beautifully restored part of the Trevi Square historic district, where timeless architecture meets modern design. This exceptional 2bed, 2bath residence-formerly the hospital's original Board Room-offers a rare blend of character and contemporary comfort. As you enter through the gated courtyard, the grandeur of the building sets the tone. Inside the unit, exposed brick walls, soaring ceilings, refinished hardwood floors (a $15K upgrade), and a cozy gasburning fireplace create an inviting atmosphere. Large arched windows fill the living space with natural light, while the newly updated kitchen features sleek finishes and modern appliances just 2yrs old. The lofted primary bedroom offers privacy and new hardwood flooring, with renovated bathrooms adding both style and functionality. Additional highlights include inunit laundry, HVAC just 2yrs old, three updated light fixtures, extra building storage, 1 exterior parking spot and an enclosed outdoor patio perfect for morning coffee or entertaining. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Chicago history while enjoying the best of modern loft living. Schedule your private tour and experience the charm and character of Trevi Square for yourself.