Own this a one-of-a-kind 2BR | 2BA loft set within Evanston's historic Pulver Brothers Warehouse. This exceptionally designed multi-level space blends authentic industrial-chic character with modern comfort in a boutique building. Spanning nearly 2,000 square feet across three distinctive levels, the home offers dramatic volume, flexible living spaces, and abundant natural light throughout. Tastefully renovated the home showcases exposed original brickwork, dramatic concrete ceilings, plus gorgeous hardwood floors throughout, oversized windows, and airy open living spaces. The spacious main level is anchored by an updated kitchen highlighting a large island with seating for four, beautiful newly refaced cabinetry (2026), granite countertops, and high-end stainless steel appliances including Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele range, and GE dishwasher. The kitchen overlooks the living room and opens seamlessly to the main living area, creating an ideal space for entertaining with a streamlined entertainment center, gas fireplace, and integrated storage. The main level also features an oversized primary suite with a spa-inspired ensuite bath, including double vanity and a walk-in shower with rain showerhead and dual side jets. The versatile lower level provides exceptional flexibility with a private entrance, ideal for a second bedroom, family room, home office, fitness space, media room, or guest retreat. Plus find a second full bath with a walk-in shower. Additional highlights include in-unit laundry, ample closet space, and an expansive crawlspace for abundant storage. Included is 1 assigned exterior parking space (#12), along with an option to purchase additional deeded indoor heated garage parking in the adjacent building (1834 Ridge #P17) accommodating up to 4 additional vehicles via two tandem spaces for $45,000. Furnace/AC (2024), Water Heater (2017) Newer Roof (2020|2023), Common area Bike room. Enjoy a vibrant Evanston lifestyle just moments from downtown shopping and dining, the Farmers Market, Metra and CTA trains, Northwestern University, Evanston's beaches and bike paths.
