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The Gold Coast

With easy access to Lake Michigan, world-class shopping opportunities, and renowned art and cultural attractions, Gold Coast residents never run out of places to go and experiences to enjoy.

The Gold Coast is a small but charismatic neighborhood on Chicago’s north side with a reputation for luxury living. Ever since millionaire Potter Palmer moved to the Gold Coast in the late nineteenth century, the area has attracted many of the country’s wealthiest entrepreneurs, athletes, and cultural icons.

Lovers of great dining experiences and world class shopping trips find themselves at home here. Foodies have a variety of Asian restaurants, American eateries, seafood spots, and so much more to choose from—all within walking distance of the area’s major landmarks. The Gold Coast’s Oak Street is a highlight for any shopper, complete with stores from several of the world’s top designers, and Michigan Avenue is also nearby with its 460 shops of tantalizing high-end products.

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What Our Residents Are Saying

"Living at 1350 N Lake Shore was such a great experience! I lived in two different units and both were great. Staff take good care of you here, from maintenance to front desk, the parking attendants and management."

- Makeda B.

"I love my life here at 1350 NLSD. All of the staff are welcoming, caring and professional. The common areas are always well-maintained. My neighbors are friendly and very nice. I feel safe and at home here."

- Dyhan S.

"I’ve been here for a few weeks and absolutely love this community. Everything is so clean and everyone from the door staff to the residents are very friendly. Highly recommend!"

- Sarah P.

Part of Chicago's History

The Gold Coast has centuries of noteworthy architecture to revel over when strolling down its main avenues and smaller residential streets. One famous spot is where 19th century businessman Potter Palmer, who was known for developing State Street in the 1880s, built an incredible 42-room castle in 1882 that took up the equivalent of an entire city block on what is now Lake Shore Drive. Although his mansion was demolished long ago, the land where it once is stood is where 1350-1360 Lake Shore Drive stands today.