The Best Logan Square Loft Buildings and Conversions

Thinking about buying a loft in Chicago? Logan Square, known for its vibrancy and unique architectural charm, offers some of the best loft buildings in the city. This guide will take you through the standout loft buildings in Logan Square, highlighting their features, amenities, and the lifestyle they offer. If you’re a home buyer looking for a blend of history, modernity, and community, read on to find your perfect loft.

Artist Village Lofts

Who says apartment community can't be stylish? Artist Village Lofts is the literal definition of awesome architecture and accessibility in one. It's located among several long-standing low-rises on W Armitage Avenue - more specifically at that street's intersection with N Fairfield Avenue. While only a mere four stories high, this building is incredibly spacious. Many multi-bedroom unit interiors surpass 1,000 square feet, while virtually every home has massive 14 to 15-foot high timber ceilings. That's in addition to walk-in closets, big windows, full baths, hardwood floors, fireplaces, and the conveniences of in-unit laundry and on-site parking. A Logan Square location puts Artist Village Lofts within five minutes of DeVry University-Illinois and even closer to local dining hotspots like Osteria Langhe. Although four flights maximum shouldn't intimidate anyone, those who hate stairs will appreciate the fact that this loft has an elevator. Other common features include a rooftop deck and a secure entry system.

1935 N. Fairfield

52 units masterfully combine across four floors to make up the next residence on our list, 1935 N. Fairfield. The loft was completed in 1999 as a modern yet laid-back addition to Logan Square. Homeowners and renters enjoy an eclectic mix of modernity and industrialism brought to life by exposed brick walls, rugged wood beams, and huge 14-foot floor-to-ceiling windows. There's more than enough space to accommodate a multi-sectional couch, a kitchen island, a king-size bed, a home office setup, and pretty much anything else you'd want to bring into your next long-term home. The open floor plans are perfect for those who love to entertain, offering a seamless flow between living, dining, and kitchen areas, which, by the way, have stainless steel appliances and stone countertops - a perfect complement to real hardwood floors. 1935 N. Fairfield may be from another millennium, but with Gigabit WiFi internet, is more than equipped to accommodate twenty-first-century dwellers. Heated/cooled underground parking, bike storage, a rooftop deck, a brand-new workshop area, and close proximity to the Chicago Blue Line and the 606 Trail should put this place even higher up on your list.

2511 W. Moffat

Lots of bedrooms, lots of luxuries, lots to love. That's the TL;DR for 2511 W. Moffat, a stunning loft conversion in the heart of Logan Square. This architectural gem boasts spacious units with soaring ceilings, expansive windows, exposed brick, hardwood floors throughout, open concept, gas/wood-burning fireplaces, and so much more. Dual vanities and walk-in closets are the norm here, as are private balconies and in-unit washers and dryers. An 1891 build date gives this loft character but limits its scope of amenities. Residents nonetheless love the community's rooftop deck and the peace of mind that comes with living on a fully gated property. 2511 W. Moffat offers excellent walkability to a wealth of great restaurants and outdoor spaces across Bucktown and Wicker Park. It's only one block away from entrances to the 606 and a short walk to the Blue Line. There's even a park and community garden around the block.

Brauhaus Lofts

The Brauhaus Lofts building is the kind of intense, descriptive name you'd expect a place like this to have. It's a true loft building both inside and out; soaring 13-foot timber ceilings, exposed brick walls, gigantic windows, and hardwood floors are practically a given in industrial-style architecture, but the homes here have more. Try chef's kitchens with countertops so pristine you could perform surgery on them. Or designer lighting. The open floor plans are perfect for entertaining yet also laid out in a way that provides King-sized master suites plenty of privacy. Beyond each living space awaits Brauhaus Lofts' headline shared amenity - a rooftop deck with panoramic views of the city skyline. Its Logan Square location is just a hop, skip, and a jump away from California Subway Station, Orangetheory Fitness, and Chase Bank.