2129 N. Dayton Chicago IL 60614 Lincoln Park

2129 N. Dayton St sits about a 5 to 7-minute walk from the Armitage station at 944 W Armitage Avenue, where the CTA Brown Line and, during weekday rush hours, the Purple Line Express both stop. From here it is a straight shot into the Loop on the north side's elevated tracks, with trains every 5 to 10 minutes during peak periods and roughly every 8 to 10 minutes off-peak. The 73 Armitage bus runs along Armitage Avenue a block from the building, connecting east to Lincoln Park and west toward Bucktown, and the 22 Clark bus, with 24-hour service, is a few blocks over at Clark and Armitage for a direct ride north to Andersonville or south to the Loop. With a fast 'L' stop and two bus lines this close to home, getting around the city rarely requires a car.

GoGrocer on Armitage Avenue covers daily grocery runs in about a 5-minute walk, and the Armitage-Halsted retail corridor, Lincoln Park's boutique shopping and dining strip, is close enough to reach on foot for coffee, dinner, or an evening out. Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba on Halsted Street, a longtime Spanish tapas spot, is roughly a 6-minute walk for a sit-down dinner. Oz Park, about a 10-minute walk on Burling Street, offers a fenced dog park, a playground, tennis and basketball courts, and a community garden, and the full lakefront expanse of Lincoln Park itself, including Lincoln Park Zoo, is about a 15-minute walk east. DePaul University's Lincoln Park campus is also close by, adding the coffee shops and casual restaurants that come with a college neighborhood.