All About 1550 North Wieland Street
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A new mixed-use project brings exciting new residential options to Old Town. The six-story building at 1550 N Wieland sits where an old hardware store and a couple of dozen apartments once stood, now making room for dozens of more rental units, some parking and retail space in the area.
In all, the building supplies 60 new residential units to the neighborhood, sitting just across from the Second City theater. The location also puts residents within a short stroll of other nearby entertainment options, as well as local shops and restaurants, and just steps from the lake.
The building itself features a rooftop deck with room for grilling, while the pet-friendly property additionally features a play area and a dog run. Garage parking is available for an extra…
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