Lincoln Park condo inside old 1880’s police station takes quarter million dollar price chop

A 4,000-square-foot condo inside a 19th century former police station has re-listed in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood. Located in the heart of the bustling Halsted Street retail corridor, the old masonry building was once upon a time occupied by the CPD’s 40th Precinct before its conversion into a ground floor retail space topped by this single, well-lit residence. The spacious home also includes high ceilings, an upgraded kitchen, an enormous private roof deck, and a garage with gated driveway fronting Halsted.

Last month, the three-bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom property was listed for sale at $2.15 million. With no apparent takers, the condo has returned over the weekend at a reduced price of $1.895 million—a downward adjustment in excess of $250,000. Will the lower price be enough to secure a new owner for the unusual and historic Lincoln Park home?

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