2401-13 W. Lawrence Avenue sits at the southwest corner of Western and Lawrence Avenues in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood. The two-story brick building holds street-level retail below an upper story of windows, set directly at a signalized intersection surrounded by shops, restaurants and larger apartment buildings.
Street frontage is the story here. Broad display windows run along both Lawrence and Western and wrap to a corner entrance beside the crosswalk. The sidewalk meets the glass with almost no setback, so pedestrians and waiting foot traffic are steps from the doors. Signals, marked crosswalks and steady vehicle and foot movement give the corner visibility from more than one direction.
The upper brickwork gives the building a familiar neighborhood scale, while the ground floor reads as open and active. The surrounding blocks mix local businesses with dense housing, bringing regular daytime and evening movement through the intersection. It is a straightforward setting for a retailer or service business that benefits from being seen at the corner and reached on foot.
SVN Chicago Commercial is pleased to offer the Retail space at 2413 W. Lawrence FOR LEASE. Located in the desirable Lincoln Square neighborhood of Chicago, the subject property is situated at the southwest corner of Western and Lawrence Avenues. The 1,169 SF ground-floor inline space benefits from tremendous exposure of being at a hard corner that sees a combined 41,200 VPD traffic count at the intersection. The property is zoned B3-3 and is located in the 40th Ward (Vasquez). Please call advisor for further details.
The building is at the southwest corner of Western and Lawrence Avenues in Lincoln Square, Chicago, facing a signalized intersection with crosswalks on both streets.
The ground floor has broad glass storefronts along both streets, with a corner entrance opening directly to the sidewalk and crosswalk.
The surrounding blocks include neighborhood shops, restaurants and dense housing, with regular vehicle and pedestrian movement through the intersection.