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Get a peek at the $7.6M Tribune Tower condo

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Soaring ceiling heights and dramatic Gothic windows

By Sara Freund
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A rendering shows three enormous arched, gothic windows with paned glass and candle scones between each window. Luxurious dark couches fill the living room seating area.
Dramatic arched windows in one of the residences.
Tribune Tower Residences

It’s confirmed: The priciest condo in the Tribune Tower is asking $7.6 million.

At the end of June, a sales website revealed that condos at the iconic Gothic city landmark would sell between $700,000 and $7 million. On Friday, a sales gallery opened, debuting a model unit and new renderings of the luxurious residences and amenities.

The most expensive unit is one of two on the 22nd floor—a four-bedroom condo with terraces, soaring ceilings, dramatic arch windows. There are 160 other residences and four levels of trendy amenities and lounges which give tenants access to some of the building’s most incredible architectural elements.

Luxury essentials like the spa, gym, and golf simulator are on the second floor. Just above that: an event space with a bar and kitchen, a landscaped exterior courtyard, and meeting rooms. On the seventh floor, the Chicago Tribune sign is visible from the interior swimming pool. That level also has a sundeck, outdoor terrace, and grill stations.

The real jaw-dropping moment (and feature all future owners will bring every guest to see) is the 25th-floor Crown Lounge. Sit below the intricate, clustered columns and pointed spires that most have only admired from afar.

The project’s designers include interior architect The Gettys Group, architect of record Solomon Cordwell Buenz, and landscape architect Olin. Below is a first look at the Tribune Tower residences.

A rendering shows a luxury living room with two leather club chairs facing a marble fireplace, an adjacent upholstered white couch, and a dining room table with an expensive looking glass chandelier near three windows.
A living room in a lower level residence.
Tribune Tower Residences
A grey and white living room with a gold globe chandelier and unusually shaped half-circle windows. There are white couches and a brown leather chair with black and white photos on the shelves.
Unusually shaped windows and luxury fixtures.
Tribune Tower Residences
A night time view of an indoor pool with recessed lighting, blue water, two potted plants, scatted comfortable lounge chairs and reverse signage that says ‘Chicago Tribune’ on the exterior of the building.
The indoor pool has a view of the Chicago Tribune sign.
Tribune Tower Residences
A landscaped green area with a winding path and white flowered trees. Balconies from surrounding residences overlook the park and a setting sun.
The lower level courtyard.
Tribune Tower Residences
A soaring ceiling with a coffered style and a flower-like white chanelier hanging over a living room with a bench, white couch, and two chairs facing a roaring marble fireplace with elegant black and white art hanging above.
One of the top floor residences.
Tribune Tower Residences
Intricate Gothic architecture surrounds a top floor terrace and seating area with potted plants and comfortable outdoor chairs.
The 25th floor Crown Lounge.
Tribune Tower Residences

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