1307 N Clybourn offers ground floor office and retail space in Chicago's Old Town. The space sits at the base of a tall, narrow red brick building, giving a small business a visible street presence in a walkable neighborhood setting.
A dark awning marks the entrance from the sidewalk, with large storefront windows and glass doors opening directly into the interior. The front glass brings natural light into the entry and waiting area, creating a welcoming first impression for clients and visitors arriving from Clybourn Avenue.
Inside, an open work area forms the center of the space, with enclosed rooms set along the sides and rear for private offices, meetings and focused work. Glass fronts and interior windows keep the rooms connected to the main area while allowing conversations to stay separate. Wood style flooring, neutral walls and recessed lighting give the interior a clean, professional feel.
A rear kitchen and break area provides counter and cabinet space to support daily office life. The straightforward path from storefront to work areas to support rooms suits professional offices, service uses and showroom style retail that benefit from direct street access.
1307 N Clybourn is a split-level retail space. The vacant adjacent lot at 1301-5 N Clybourn offers an opportunity to increase the total square footage by constructing an addition onto the existing building. This would increase the total amount of leasable space to 4,530 rentable square feet on the ground floor and 2,128 rentable square feet in the lower level, for a total of 6,658 rentable square feet. The rent would be be negotiable under this scenario.
The offering is ground floor office and retail space with a direct entrance and large storefront windows on Clybourn Avenue. The street level setting suits professional, service and showroom uses.
An entry and waiting area leads to a central open work area with enclosed rooms along the sides and rear for offices and meetings. A rear kitchen and break area supports daily office use.
Yes. Storefront windows and glass doors face the sidewalk, bringing natural light to the front of the space and giving the business visibility from the street.