Step into a desirable northeast corner residence in an iconic Mies van der Rohe-designed building, known for its clean lines, expansive glass, and enduring design. Unobstructed Lake Michigan views stretch across every primary room, with floor-to-ceiling double-paned windows capturing sweeping water views and drawing natural light deep into the home throughout the day. Enter through a defined foyer into an expansive, lake-facing living space that flows seamlessly into a dedicated dining area. Originally configured as a three-bedroom, the layout was thoughtfully reworked into a larger, more functional two-bedroom that emphasizes scale, flow, and everyday livability, while still offering the flexibility to convert back if desired. The kitchen is centrally positioned to keep living and dining areas connected, anchored by a continuous breakfast bar that invites gathering and conversation. Granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinetry provide both functionality and workspace. Wake up in the primary suite to lake views from corner windows, complemented by a walk-in closet. The second bedroom offers flexibility for guests, a dedicated home office, or additional living space. Two full bathrooms feature clean, timeless stone finishes. Designed for ease of living, the home offers thoughtful storage and efficient use of space throughout. Full-amenity, full-service building with 24-hour door staff, on-site management, receiving room, sundeck, bike storage, additional storage, and convenient on-site services including dry cleaning and a market. Well-managed association with strong reserves and no history of special assessments, with no current or planned specials. Monthly assessments include cable and high-speed internet (Astound, up to 1 gig). Ideally located just steps from Northwestern Hospital and campus, Michigan Avenue, Oak Street shopping, farmer's markets, the lakefront path, beaches, and Lakeshore Park with tennis, pickleball, and outdoor exercise areas. Select images have been virtually enhanced to showcase potential cosmetic design updates while preserving the home's existing layout and architectural character. Available for private showings.