What neighborhood is Exhibit On Superior in?

What River North is known for

River North puts galleries, restaurants, cafes, and shops within walking distance, with two CTA rail stations nearby. The neighborhood holds one of the city’s densest concentrations of art galleries alongside chef-driven dining and nightlife.

Fulton Market, Old Town, and the West Loop are all short trips away for dining and entertainment.

Getting around from here

The CTA Chicago Brown/Purple Line station is about two blocks away and the Red Line at Chicago & State is roughly 0.3 miles away, with the #66 Chicago Avenue bus one block north.

The Loop is roughly a mile south, about a 20-minute walk or a short train ride, so downtown is close without living in it.

Daily needs nearby

Groceries are covered within about a half mile, including Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Jewel-Osco. Washington Square Park and A. Montgomery Ward Park add green space close to the building.

The address, 165 W Superior St, Chicago, IL 60654, sits in the gallery district near Superior and Wells.

The building itself

The building is a 34-story tower with a full floor of amenities, a 24-hour staffed front desk, and homes ranging from studios to three-bedrooms on floors 2 through 34.

On-site retail includes Goddess and the Baker for coffee and food, plus fitness studios like CycleBar and Club Pilates, so some daily stops happen without leaving home.

That mix of a high-rise base and a dense, walkable neighborhood is what defines living in River North here.

More than 20% of the homes carry an ADA designation, spanning Type A accessible/adaptable and Type AC floor plans, so the building serves a range of accessibility needs.