The Duncan
1515 W Monroe St, West Loop, Chicago 60607
The Duncan is a West Loop spot that leans into the active side of things, with an indoor pool, a serious fitness center that even has a boxing ring, plus a rooftop lounge looking out over the city and its own coffee shop downstairs. The apartments keep it bright and easy with high ceilings, big windows, stainless appliances, and in-unit laundry. You are a one-minute walk from coffee at FROTH, with Skinner Park nearby and Bad Axe Throwing within reach when you want something different. The Ashland stop on the Green and Pink lines is about ten minutes on foot, though heads up that there is no big grocery store within an easy walk, so plan to make a trip.
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Available units (13)
| Unit | Price / mo | Size | Available | Floor Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #036 | $1,925 | 366 sf | Available Now | M-A7 |
| #207 | $2,200 | 413 sf | Available Now | M31StuX (M-A11) |
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- •Studios $1,925–$2,200, 2 avail · 1 Beds $2,050–$2,599, 11 avail
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Resident reviews
on Google Mapsthis place BLOWS, go ANYWHERE ELSE
BREAKING NEWS: This place is beyond bad. I lived here two years ago, and it was decent, so I decided to come back. …
I rarely write reviews, but Eddie definitely deserves one! I got locked out and he was so patient and helpful in getting me back into my apartment. He even checked my lock and fob before leaving to make sure everything was fine. People like Eddie truly make living here feel like …
I’ve been a resident here at The Duncan for almost 2 years. It’s become my home away from home as I’ve undergone my medical training here in Chicago. Since transitioning from FlatsLife to Ansonia as the management group, I’ve had genuinely …
This apartment is not “luxury.” DO NOT GET FOOLED BY THE BAR AND COFFEE SHOP. Management cannot manage. Eddie, who works in maintenance, is the only thing this building has going for it. Coffee is expensive and not that great. Apartments …
The rooftop and views are great, and maintenance has generally been very responsive. (Eddy is fantastic!) …
I just moved in around June so I can only attest to my current experiences. The management team literally moved mountains to accommodate me. They are very friendly very responsive. I feel safe in the building and in my space as well. The …
I have never left a google review about a restaurant, apartment etc before but I think this is deserving and i want to help fellow Chicagoans learn from my mistake. I have only been living here one month and I deeply regret it. Studios are …
Great location, amenities, and staff. The new management team is very helpful and responsive. Had a major concern (that did not have to do with the apartment itself) that was immediately addressed and resolved with professionalism and kindness. The management team does their abso…
I applied for an apartment and was ghosted
A representative sample of 10 recent reviews with written feedback, weighted to reflect the overall rating. Sourced from Google Maps; The Duncandoesn't control the content.
What's around here
16 places sit within a 5-minute walk of The Duncan, measured from the front door against live map data.
Coffee. FROTH is a 1-minute walk.
Dining and drinks. Bunker and The Barn Hockey Bar are close for a drink.
Getting around. 4 CTA stations are within reach, the closest being Ashland (Green/Pink) (8 min), and a Divvy dock sits 2 minutes out.
Outdoors and water. Skinner Park is 6 minutes away and a dog park is 7 minutes out.
Something to do. Bad Axe Throwing (West Loop), walk-in axe-throwing lanes with a bar, is 12 minutes away. G-Cue Billiards and Puttery are also close.
Game day. Bunker, the Illinois Fighting Illini (headquarters bar) bar, is 1 minute away. The Barn Hockey Bar (Blackhawks) is 2 minutes out.
Worth the trip. United Center (Bulls and Blackhawks, plus the arena's big shows) is 13 minutes on foot.
Everyday errands. convenience stores like Papo's Express cover quick runs.