33 E Division Street Chicago, IL 60610

33 E Division was originally constructed in 1881. This historic Potter Palmer Greystone sits on a rare 23.5-foot-wide lot - one of the few wider residences built in the Gold Coast during that era. This historic property encompasses over 7,000 square feet across six levels and is currently configured as four income-producing apartments, with a rare four-car tandem garage created from the former fifth apartment and the original one-car garage. Whether maintained as an investment property, transformed into a boutique luxury residence, or restored into a magnificent single-family mansion, the opportunities here are truly endless. Each apartment throughout the building includes soaring 10+ foot ceilings, original millwork, stained glass, hardwood floors, carved oak mantels, and marble fireplaces. Lovingly maintained by the same owner for nearly 50 years, the property has many updates, including windows, electrical, plumbing, HVAC systems, and roof #1: A ground-level studio with a fireplace, generating $2,000 per month. Lease expires 4/30/27 #2: A generously sized bi-level 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence featuring four fireplaces, a formal dining room, a jacuzzi tub, a steam shower, a private deck (20.5 x 8.0), and rare 4-car parking, generating $5,500 per month. Lease expires 4/30/27. #3: A 1-bedroom apartment and fireplace generating $2,500 per month. Lease expires 10/31/26. #4: A large bi-level 3-bedroom residence featuring three fireplaces, a balcony, a jacuzzi tub, a steam shower, and an expansive private rooftop deck (39.9 x 15.10), generating $6,200 per month. Lease expires 7/31/26 Located in the heart of Chicago's prestigious Gold Coast, just steps from the lakefront, Oak Street Beach, the Magnificent Mile with shopping & fine dining, plus designer boutiques on Oak Street. Just moments from Oak Street Beach and Lake Michigan, Michelin-rated dining, world-class shopping, celebrated entertainment, and renowned cultural attractions, this address delivers the very best of Gold Coast living.