Eugenie Terrace
1730 N Clark St, Lincoln Park, Chicago 60614
Eugenie Terrace is a 44-story tower sitting right across from Lincoln Park, so the studios through three-bedrooms pull in real park, lake, and skyline views depending on where you land. The standout perks are up top: a rooftop pool with a multi-level sky deck and an entertainment lounge, plus a roomy 3,000-square-foot fitness club. You can grab coffee at Elaine's Coffee Call about three minutes out, walk to the Chicago History Museum in four, and have The J. Parker and Utopian Tailgate close by for drinks. The Sedgwick train stop is about a 13-minute walk and the Jewel-Osco is around 23.
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Available units (15)
| Unit | Price / mo | Size | Available | Floor Plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #2212 | $2,424 | 511 sf | 2026-11-09 | S1 |
| #0803 | $2,499 | 511 sf | 2026-11-29 | S1 |
| #1105 | $2,579 | 511 sf | 2026-10-13 | S1 |
| #1403 | $2,594 | 511 sf | 2026-10-21 | S1 |
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- •Studios $2,424–$2,594, 4 avail · 1 Beds $3,262–$3,880, 6 avail · 2 Beds $4,521–$4,943, 4 avail · 3 Beds $7,995, 1 avail
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Resident reviews
on Google MapsEver since Taylor took over as the events manager I have been LOVING going to all the events. Everything is always so well put together and makes it so fun to be apart of this building 🥰 …
I just moved here, and so far my experience has been exemplary! From the very beginning, Heather, the leasing agent, was professional, responsive, and an absolute pleasure to work with. …
Not one to do reviews often but Eugenie events coordinator Taylor White deserves it! I think she’s newer to the role but it absolutely doesn’t show. I saw a huge shift when Taylor joined the team in the effort in events, the uniqueness and …
I have lived at Eugenie for a couple of years now and have loved every second of it. The staff is so prompt and helpful!
I just wanted to give Taylor a big thank you for a fantastic event last weekend for the Air show! The little sandwiches and the ice cream truck up on the 44th was awesome as was being able to go out to the pool deck. The vibe was awesome …
The building is in a great location, and the views of the lake and parks can't be beat. Heather was wonderful to work with throughout the move-in process and made everything incredibly easy.
The great thing about this building is they continue to innovate. The infrared sauna, the automated coffee machine you can order from your phone. They continue to strive to give a top notch experience and I appreciate that. I think management has worked hard to give a cutting edg…
Heather was extremely helpful on my apartment tour, and made the move-in experience very easy! The staff is extremely kind all throughout the building
Would not recommend living here for a luxury apartment. Views are spectacular and some of the front desk attendants are lovely. The building itself is old, with poor fixtures as someone else commented. Maintenance techs are great and quick …
A representative sample of 9 recent reviews with written feedback, weighted to reflect the overall rating. Sourced from Google Maps; Eugenie Terracedoesn't control the content.
What's around here
35 places sit within a 5-minute walk of Eugenie Terrace, measured from the front door against live map data.
Coffee. Elaine's Coffee Call is a 3-minute walk, with Cocoa + Co. and North and Clark Café close by.
Dining and drinks. The J. Parker and Utopian Tailgate are close for a drink.
Getting around. 2 CTA stations are within reach, the closest being Sedgwick (7 min), and a Divvy dock sits 4 minutes out.
Outdoors and water. Eugenie Triangle is 2 minutes away and the lakefront and its trail are about a 7-minute walk.
Game day. Woodie's Flat, the Cincinnati Bengals and Cincinnati Bengals (Chicago bar) bar, is 5 minutes away. Ranalli's (Green Bay Packers) is 6 minutes out.
Worth the trip. North Avenue Beach, the big social beach with the boathouse, is a 11-minute walk and Chicago History Museum (the city's story at the edge of Lincoln Park) is 4 minutes on foot.
Everyday errands. convenience stores like BP Shop and Shell cover quick runs.