Set behind the classic French Renaissance Revival facade of McNally & Quinn's 1926 masterpiece, this rare half-floor residence directly frames Chicago's North Pond Nature Sanctuary in East Lincoln Park. 399 W. Fullerton Parkway offers timeless 1920s luxury co-op exclusivity, reimagined here not as a standard gut renovation, but as an intentional, bespoke piece of living sculpture. Guided by a distinct artistic vision of Bean & Bear, the rehabilitation respects the building's grand pre-war scale while introducing hand-selected materiality, tactile craftsmanship, and custom textures. Light moves deliberately across thoughtful architectural transitions, creating a serene, highly curated sanctuary for those who value depth of design, architectural pedigree, and soul over superficial updates. Spanning over 3,000 square feet with an intimate layout, this home serves as a calm retreat above the park, crafted specifically for the intellect, the creative, and the true collector seeking a masterpiece to inhabit. An all-inclusive monthly fee delivers stellar building service and covers your property taxes, heating, parking, and amenities, leaving only electricity as a separate cost. Finish and construction details will be provided upon request.