If you’re looking for a downtown Chicago condo with exceptional walkability, consider a condo for sale in the Cathedral District. The north section of the Cathedral District includes Gold Coast shops and restaurants. The east border is the Magnificent Mile on Michigan Avenue. The Loop’s Theater District is a short walk to the south.
Chicago's Cathedral District
As shown in the map above, the Cathedral District extends north from Ontario to Delaware and east from Michigan to LaSalle. Most of the Cathedral District is in the River North Neighborhood. The north part is in the Gold Coast.
The Cathedral District is also home to Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s grocery stores. If you’re going farther than a few blocks, you can catch the Red Line at Chicago and State or walk a few blocks west to the Brown Line stop at Chicago and Franklin.
Condos in Chicago’s Cathedral District that I’ve reviewed include:
- 111 E Chestnut
- 55 W Delaware – Park Newberry
- 55 E Erie
- 21 E Huron – The Pinnacle
- 100 E Huron
- 33 W Huron
- 70 W Huron
- 800 N Michigan – Park Tower
- 25 E Superior – The Fordham
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There’s no such neighborhood as the “Cathedral District.”
A PR firm floated this name about a dozen years ago, and it didn’t stick. I don’t think anyone in the area, except for the developer who hired the PR firm, has ever referred to “the Cathedral District.”
Hi Joe,
First, I didn’t say that it was an official Chicago neighborhood.
Second, google “Chicago Cathedral District” and you’ll see that the name has stuck much more than you think.