805 Judson Street Apt 1, Evanston IL

Apartment 805-1

325-31 Kedzie Street, Evanston, IL 60202

Type2 Bed 1 Bath

NeighborhoodEvanston

Hardwood floors run throughout this two-bedroom, one-bath apartment, carrying from the entry into a living room anchored by a bay window with three separate window bays that pull in light from multiple directions. Deep crown molding traces the ceiling line and an overhead fan with an integrated light fixture keeps the room comfortable in every season. The bedroom continues the same hardwood flooring and crisp white trim, with a paneled door on black lever hardware, classic baseboards, and its own window dressed in simple white blinds for privacy and light control.

The kitchen has been fully updated with white shaker-style cabinetry topped in a light speckled quartz-look countertop and a full white subway tile backsplash that wraps the workspace corner to corner. A stainless steel dishwasher sits built into the cabinet run, and a tall stainless gooseneck faucet serves a single-basin sink set into the counter, while an LG washer and dryer combo is installed directly in the kitchen for in-unit laundry without giving up floor space elsewhere. The bathroom carries the same updated finish level, pairing a wall-mounted black-framed medicine cabinet and mirror with a white pedestal-style sink and a brushed nickel faucet. The shower surround is finished in the same white subway tile with a glass mosaic accent band running the width of the wall, and a frosted window brings in daylight while keeping the room private. Closets throughout the apartment offer everyday storage for clothing and household items, rounding out a layout built for comfortable day-to-day living.

Updated Apartments

Hardwood Floors

Restored Wood Trim

Updated Kitchen

SS Appliances

Washer/Dryer Combo

Quartz Countertop

Backsplash

Updated Bathroom

Mini Blinds

Ceiling Fans

Plenty of Closet Space

Apartments

Hardwood Floors

Dishwasher

Mini Blinds

Ceiling Fans

Plenty of Closet Space

Building Features

On-site Laundry

Cable/Internet Ready

Individual Electric Heater per Unit

Street Parking

Pet Policy

Cats Allowed

Dogs Allowed

2 Pets Max

No Weight Limit

What’s Included in Rent

Included

Water

Trash

Tenant Pays

Heat

Electricity

Cooking Gas

325-31 Kedzie Street, Evanston, IL 60202

Very Walkable

82Walk

52Transit

90Bike

Transit & Commute

325-31 Kedzie St sits about a 5-minute walk from the Main stop, where the CTA Purple Line and the Union Pacific North Metra both stop within the same few blocks. The Purple Line runs express into Chicago's Loop during rush hour in roughly 45 to 55 minutes with trains every 7 to 10 minutes, and continues local service off-peak with an easy transfer to the Red Line at Howard. For a seated commute, the Metra's Main Street station reaches the Ogilvie Transportation Center downtown in about 25 minutes. With both lines converging this close to home, getting into the city rarely requires a car.

What’s Nearby

A Jewel-Osco on Chicago Avenue covers grocery runs in about an 8-minute walk, and the Main-Dempster Mile, Evanston's retail and dining corridor of more than 200 independent shops and restaurants, is close enough to reach on foot for daily coffee or dinner. Blind Faith Cafe on Dempster Street, a longtime vegetarian favorite, is roughly a 9-minute walk, with bakeries, boutiques, and casual restaurants filling in the blocks around it. Raymond Park on Chicago Avenue, about an 8-minute walk, offers a nearby playground and green space for an afternoon outside. A little over 20 minutes on foot brings you to the Robert Crown Community Center on Main Street, a 2020 facility with a branch library, two NHL-sized ice rinks, a fitness center, an indoor track, and turf fields.

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Evanston

Evanston began as Potawatomi land before farmers settled it in the 1830s, and it took its name and momentum from Northwestern University founder John Evans, who purchased 379 acres along the lake in 1853. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 sent a wave of displaced Chicagoans north to rebuild, accelerating Evanston's growth into a true town rather than a bedroom suburb, complete with its own downtown, industry, and civic institutions. For much of the 20th century Evanston was also a center of the American temperance movement, staying legally dry until 1972, a history the town now wears with a wink through a crop of breweries and distilleries named in homage to it. Its neighborhoods each carry their own character: the historic Lakeshore Historic District in Southeast Evanston holds 765 homes spanning Italianate, Queen Anne, Tudor Revival, and Georgian Revival styles along the water, the blocks around Northwestern buzz with campus-driven coffee shops and bookstores, and family-oriented stretches near Howard Street keep a quieter, tree-lined feel. What ties it together is the lakefront itself, miles of public Lake Michigan shoreline with sand beaches, a historic lighthouse, and shaded parks, paired with a downtown dense enough to rival much of the city, all a half-hour Purple Line or Metra ride from the Loop.

Beach & Lakefront

Lighthouse Beach

Tucked beneath the historic Grosse Point Lighthouse at the northern edge of Evanston's shoreline, Lighthouse Beach is the North Shore's quiet answer to a day at the coast. It's a rare urban beach backed by protected sand dunes and wild grasses, with a playground, a picnic pavilion, and a walking trail that winds through wildflowers past the lighthouse itself. All summer, from late May through Labor Day, its lifeguarded sand and open Lake Michigan water are a short walk or bike ride from your door: a morning swim, an afternoon with a book, an evening watching the light drop over the lake. No car, no crowds, no highway to the coast.

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Parks & Gardens

Lighthouse Landing Park

Wrapped around the base of the Grosse Point Lighthouse is one of Evanston's most storied green spaces: a leafy lakefront park on the grounds of the historic Harley Clarke Mansion, a French Eclectic house whose gardens were first laid out by the pioneering Prairie-school landscape architect Jens Jensen. Wide lawns and mature shade trees run between the mansion and the shore, and tucked in among them is Noah's Playground for All, a beloved inclusive play space with a braille map, a puppet-theatre gazebo, and giant spring riders, all in view of the water. It's free, open to everyone, and rolls straight into Lighthouse Beach next door: the kind of unhurried lakeside afternoon most people have to leave the city to find.

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Arts & Culture

Deering Library

Northwestern's Deering Library is the closest thing the North Shore has to a Cambridge quad. Opened in 1933 and designed by the great collegiate-gothic architect James Gamble Rogers, its ivy-clad limestone facade, soaring pointed-arch windows, and corner towers were modeled on the 15th-century King's College Chapel at Cambridge, right down to the vaulted reading rooms inside. It anchors Northwestern's lakefront campus, a short walk from downtown Evanston, and the public is welcome: rotating exhibitions in its galleries draw on the university's rare books, maps, and art, and the long front lawn is one of the loveliest spots in town to sit with a coffee. Grand architecture and free culture, minutes from your door.

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Historic lakefront lighthouse in Evanston

Historic Landmark

Grosse Point Lighthouse

Rising 113 feet over the shoreline, one of the tallest lighthouses on the Great Lakes, Grosse Point has guided ships since it was first lit in 1874, its beam once thrown by a rare second-order Fresnel lens shipped from Paris. Designed by the celebrated Army engineer Orlando Poe and named a National Historic Landmark in 1999, it still stands as the single most recognizable landmark on Chicago's North Shore. On summer weekends the keeper's quarters and tower open for guided climbs, and the view from the top, lake to one side and tree-lined Evanston to the other, is the kind of thing most people drive hours for. You'd have it a stroll from home.

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325-31 Kedzie Street, Evanston, IL 60202

Transit & Commute

What’s Nearby

Evanston

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Deering Library

Grosse Point Lighthouse

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