Wow this place is amazing. However, i honestly didn’t like the editing of this. Too quick and going back and forth between the floor plan took away from the experience of being “in” the home. I like how Enes Yilmazer does his videos. You can really take in the house like you’re there.
I worked a few private events in this loft, the owners were related to a friend. One time I was setting up a bar in the raised family room and glanced at picture of Katherine Zeta Zones IN this loft. I asked one of the owners what the story was and he told me that it was used as her place in the film High Fidelity with John Cusack. Great space for sure
@@herrinvonribbeck The only reason artists get rich anymore is if by coincidence some rich people picked their stuff to push back and forth to write off taxes and launder money.
@@somethang2865 that’s fortunately not always true.. might be correct regarding pop / pop culture artists though. But I know plenty of really rich artists that all made it by themselves.. It’s dependent on the branch of artistry you’re in I guess
It really bothers me that bedrooms 2 & 3 have to share the en-suite bathroom in bedroom 2. That’s weird having to entire someone else’s room to get to the bathroom
Nice layout, except for the on suite bathroom. They should have made that second bedroom a gym or office. No point of having a master bathroom if someone has to come in and use the shower.
This isn't for artists, this is for.... CEOs? Financial investors? I am literally too poor to know who this is for. If I ever had enough money to buy this type of place, I wouldn't waste it on a open concept condo, I would buy a farm in the country and raise sheep.
Lower level layout is weird, why not put the master suite on one side, the two additional bedrooms on the other side with a bathroom between them Jack and Jill style. The house is amazing tho
I usually hate lofts. I associate them with trust fund baby Manhattan artists (I'm bitter), but this was beautiful - the plants / greenery helped. Very well photographed too. Probably the best example of a loft conversion I've ever seen. Love it.
The one thing that didn't scream artist loft was the movie poster for "Oblivion" starring Tom Cruise. Unless this IS Tom Cruise's loft...in which case, awesome.
omg that was my bedroom, i got those movie posters as gifts and they've just been up ever since, they totally do throw off the aesthetic of the whole thing you're right 😭
Realtors always say, "Location, location, location." For $1.5M, you have NO IDEA what that can get you outside of Chicago. People, if your job isn't tying you down to this location, GET OUT of big cities. Unless you want to pay a premium. Thankfully the pandemic had its upsides-remote work. I moved to Chicago for a career, but now I have it AND it's remote, move to a place that makes YOU happy. Not your job. Family and friends with a comfortable chill life.... priceless.
That bathroom situation on the lower level... no way for bedroom 2 to access without walking into someone else’s bedroom or up the stairs... what were they thinking? That parents would enjoy designating a least/favorite child
@@colinbutt143 Seriously?! For 4,000 square feet and those high-end features? The *median* price for a home here in Boulder, CO (single family, sure, but *not* this big or this nice) is 1.2 million. Almost makes me wish I were still in Chicago. . . . almost. 😉
This unit sold for $1.5M in 2015. How can an artist afford this 😂
They can't
not bad at all for chicago.
A scam artist may be able to afford this.
OMG...thought exactly that a few seconds into the tour 😂
@@radium05 💀💀
beautiful
Gorgeous
Would y’all be willing to take $20 and $5 in Kohl’s cash?
Wow this place is amazing. However, i honestly didn’t like the editing of this. Too quick and going back and forth between the floor plan took away from the experience of being “in” the home. I like how Enes Yilmazer does his videos. You can really take in the house like you’re there.
Thanks! That’s what the client wanted. So that’s what the client got.
I worked a few private events in this loft, the owners were related to a friend. One time I was setting up a bar in the raised family room and glanced at picture of Katherine Zeta Zones IN this loft. I asked one of the owners what the story was and he told me that it was used as her place in the film High Fidelity with John Cusack. Great space for sure
It’s such an awesome living space. One of my favs in the city
On the dining room at 1:10 there's this Scrabble ornament letters, F/U 🤣
LOL! I'm glad someone caught that
This is really nice. The greenery was exactly what the space needed.
would've appreciated more of it in the lower level, i feel like it didn't match the top, because there weren't any plants
i hope one day I can sell enough of my organs to live in this apartment :) thanks for showing us ryan!
haha so true! thank you taliab!
"true artist's loft" - as in no artist could truly afford this ... or anybody with a middle class income. Pompous nonsense.
there are artists who are incredibly rich.
Truth be told - If you're really successfull as an artist you can earn way more than at any corporate job lol
@@herrinvonribbeck The only reason artists get rich anymore is if by coincidence some rich people picked their stuff to push back and forth to write off taxes and launder money.
@@somethang2865 that’s fortunately not always true.. might be correct regarding pop / pop culture artists though. But I know plenty of really rich artists that all made it by themselves.. It’s dependent on the branch of artistry you’re in I guess
It really bothers me that bedrooms 2 & 3 have to share the en-suite bathroom in bedroom 2. That’s weird having to entire someone else’s room to get to the bathroom
it was, i had to walk into my brothers room while he was sleeping at night to use the bathroom
@@laylahallab8191 you own this house? :0
Nice layout, except for the on suite bathroom. They should have made that second bedroom a gym or office. No point of having a master bathroom if someone has to come in and use the shower.
This isn't for artists, this is for.... CEOs? Financial investors? I am literally too poor to know who this is for. If I ever had enough money to buy this type of place, I wouldn't waste it on a open concept condo, I would buy a farm in the country and raise sheep.
Right?!
The unit is beautiful! Though the cinematography and editing are a close second!
Right?! Haha thank you!!
VIDEO IS TOO FAST!!! There’s not enough time to take in the shots.
Nice bones but hideous finishes and interior design : /
Lower level layout is weird, why not put the master suite on one side, the two additional bedrooms on the other side with a bathroom between them Jack and Jill style.
The house is amazing tho
It’s such a unique and awesome living space
Some artists clearly aren’t starving.
😂
Beautiful!! You spelled your architects name wrong. My last name is GILLESPIE also.
OMG I'm so embarrassed!!
This is drop dead gorgeous!! I love it!!!
Likewise! Such an unique layout
True Gentrifier's Loft. There, fixed it for ya.
I usually hate lofts. I associate them with trust fund baby Manhattan artists (I'm bitter), but this was beautiful - the plants / greenery helped. Very well photographed too. Probably the best example of a loft conversion I've ever seen. Love it.
I lived in Chicago for college. It’s the one place I dream often of getting back to.
Same. Isn’t college in Chicago a nostalgic experience? I’ve lived in other cities but always feel a pull to Chicago.
i cant afford why
Amazing. It’ll been much better to have a proper tour though
I totally agree!
Wow.enough already. I’m so jealous it hurts😭😭 this is the industrial heaven of a home I only dream about having the luxury of living in
Right? It's one of my favs
Great property.
it really is!
The one thing that didn't scream artist loft was the movie poster for "Oblivion" starring Tom Cruise. Unless this IS Tom Cruise's loft...in which case, awesome.
Thanks! It’s not Tom Cruise’s house but it was featured in the movie High Fidelity
omg that was my bedroom, i got those movie posters as gifts and they've just been up ever since, they totally do throw off the aesthetic of the whole thing you're right 😭
It was beautiful.....but the tile in that bathroom. Woof
why did u guys change the interior ughhhh i woulda bought it with this interior
Legit Amazing for a Creative. I would thrive here.
Definitely!
Thought it Said Wohio in the beginning
WHAT SONG WAS THIS??? SHIT WAS FIRE. TELL ME THIS DOESNT SOUND LIKE "lostinmyhead" by youngpunk.lee ON SOUND CLOUD
Dunno but you should check out the song,
The Trip by Still Corners
Beautiful use of space and light.
Song is called "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd incase you were wondering x
Beautiful!
Thank you! It's one of my favorite spaces.
That’s inspiring! 🌌🤍
I like the concept.
This is beautiful 😍😍 imma need bedroom three to just be a workout room though
hahaha thank you!
This is my house.
Gorgeous!
Realtors always say, "Location, location, location." For $1.5M, you have NO IDEA what that can get you outside of Chicago. People, if your job isn't tying you down to this location, GET OUT of big cities. Unless you want to pay a premium. Thankfully the pandemic had its upsides-remote work. I moved to Chicago for a career, but now I have it AND it's remote, move to a place that makes YOU happy. Not your job. Family and friends with a comfortable chill life.... priceless.
True! That’s why I do Chicago summers and anywhere else winters 😆
Amazing!
thank you! one of my favorite lofts
My my my my my please build me one right now!!!!!!
wow
Love ❤️ it!
PERFECTION!
Amazing
Such a stunning home!
Ayyye whats the name of this song??
Wow. Looks so peaceful.
That bathroom situation on the lower level... no way for bedroom 2 to access without walking into someone else’s bedroom or up the stairs... what were they thinking? That parents would enjoy designating a least/favorite child
Very hip.
How much??
1.25 m
@@colinbutt143 Seriously?! For 4,000 square feet and those high-end features? The *median* price for a home here in Boulder, CO (single family, sure, but *not* this big or this nice) is 1.2 million. Almost makes me wish I were still in Chicago.
. . . almost. 😉
Stunning!