Illume
Overlooking the green expanse of Mary Bartelme Park, Illume at 111 S Peoria offers a modern, light-filled take on luxury living in Chicago’s West Loop. Designed by Pappageorge Haymes Partners, the building’s glass-and-metal façade creates a sleek, contemporary presence while maximizing natural light in each residence. Its location combines park-side tranquility with quick access to the neighborhood’s acclaimed dining, shopping, and cultural scene.
Illume’s homes are defined by open layouts, high ceilings, and expansive windows that frame park and skyline views. Many residences feature large private balconies or terraces, perfect for enjoying fresh air in the heart of the city. Interiors are thoughtfully designed for both functionality and style, with generous great rooms, defined dining areas, and ample storage.
Residents at Illume enjoy a selection of amenities tailored to urban living:
Secure indoor parking
Dog spa and pet-friendly facilities
Bike storage and repair station
24-hour door staff and package receiving
Proximity to Mary Bartelme Park with playgrounds, lawns, and a dog park
From Illume, you can explore some of the neighborhood’s most celebrated restaurants and coffee spots, including:
Elske – Michelin-starred New American dining with a Scandinavian-inspired edge
Beatrix – All-day cafe known for fresh, seasonal dishes and house-baked pastries
La Josie – Vibrant Mexican restaurant with creative cocktails and rooftop seating
Formento’s – Classic Italian-American fare in a warm, inviting atmosphere
Good Ambler – Stylish café and bakery with expertly crafted coffee and desserts
Beyond dining, Illume’s location puts you close to boutique shopping, neighborhood markets, and easy public transit access, offering a seamless blend of convenience and lifestyle.
For those seeking contemporary design, abundant natural light, and a park-side location in one of Chicago’s most dynamic neighborhoods, Illume at 111 S Peoria is an ideal choice. Contact Mike Larson Real Estate to schedule a private tour.
Mike’s dedication towards his work is no surprise considering he holds a city record for fastest leased building.