Overview

Description

The Washington Block at 40 North Wells is a rare building that epitomizes Chicago: innovative, historical, and undeniably charming. Constructed shortly after the Great Chicago Fire, the Washington Block is an architectural gem that embodies creativity with its soaring ceilings, old bank vaults, fireplaces and an impressive spiral staircase with a skylight above that floods the common corridors with natural light. Designated as a Chicago Landmark in 1997, this 5-story edifice was originally one of the tallest buildings in the city and is a rare example of isolated pier foundation construction which played a key role in the subsequent creation of skyscrapers.
About the Central Loop
The Central Loop offers proximate access to a multitude of Chicago essentials: the Daley Center, Thompson Center, City Hall, Ogilvie Transportation Center, Union Station, the Pedway, and all CTA buses and trains. A plethora of dining, shopping, entertainment, and city services abound, as well as the iconic Millennium Park, Michigan Avenue and State Street shopping.

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