This property is within minutes to downtown Chicago and lies next to all major highway intersections. It is situated next to the White Sox Stadium (U.S. Cellular Field). It contains all amenities, including direct TV with ALL MOVIE CHANNELS, free WI-FI wireless Internet, free local/long distance phone and theater room. This house is perfect for those who demand a superior quality rental home during their stay in Chicago.
Property Description
South Loop is Chicago's it spot for new residential development. Condominium and loft builders have taken the area's vacant lots by storm in recent years and the result is a flourishing new construction home market that has caught the attention of first-time buyers and second home investors alike.As the fastest growing neighborhood in Chicago, residential spots here don't come cheap, but they're not off-the-charts expensive either. The South Loop is one of Chicago's biggest tourist destinations because it is home to Grant Park, which is famous for its huge outdoor summer festivals, concerts and events; and the Museum Campus is in the South Loop which houses the Shedd Aquarium, Alder Planetarium and the Field Museum. And football fans will be happy to know Soldier Field is right there, too, where the Bears play all their home games. Grant Park is a bustling hub for the city's endless schedule of festivals and fairs, including the famous week long Taste of Chicago when local restaurateurs set up booths to show the world just why Chicago is America's culinary capital. Also known as Chicago's front yard this sprawling park is a popular recreational spot for Chicagoans to picnic, fly kites, take a stroll, bike, nap on the lawn, walk with the dog, read a book, listen to the iPod, or just enjoy nature at its finest. And with breathtaking views of Lake Michigan and the Chicago skyline, Grant Park offers some of the best photo ops in the entire city! Those who live and work in the neighborhood are familiar with a side of the South Loop that out-of-towners are not necessarily privy to. We're talking about the prime dining destinations, like the Bongo Room, a super hip restaurant where brunch is king, every order is enormous and the breakfast menu reads like a fancy dessert list. The Bongo Room's famous brunch dishes, like white chocolate pretzel pancakes, draw more than the local gentry folks come from all around to eat at this trendy contemporary American food fave. Other South Loop culinary establishments include upscale cafes and delis, and you have your pick of elegant eateries and Chicago-style pizza joints. A whole slew of Asian cuisine restaurants, such as Thai Spoon, Triad Sushi and Lao Sze Chuan, have also trickled into the neighborhood rounding out the variety of tastes. The eating is good in the South Loop, but its selection of shopping ain't too shabby either. Shoes, jewelry, haute couture fashion accessories, you name it South Loop stores deliver. Those on a budget don't have to pass on the shopping spree, just head to DSW Shoe Warehouse for bargain prices, while anyone with a fat pocket book may prefer to graze the aisles of the more upscale Heelz Chicago Shoe Salon.