Live inside a piece of Chicago history. This spacious 3-bedroom, 1-bath apartment occupies the second floor of a landmark-quality Victorian greystone on Palmer Avenue — one of Logan Square's most storied streets. Built in the late 1800s, the building's ornate brick and limestone facade, mansard roofline, and copper dormers stop people in their tracks every single day. Inside, original hardwood floors run throughout, and the living room is a showstopper: a bay of leaded stained-glass windows floods the room with color, flanked by dark walnut millwork and a decorative fireplace with tiled surround. It's the kind of architectural detail you simply don't find in new construction. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated while keeping the home's vintage soul intact — stainless steel gas range, over-the-range microwave, dishwasher, and quartz marble countertops pair with warm natural wood cabinetry and hardwood floors. A bright window over the sink overlooks the yard. The bathroom is clean and well-appointed with a full soaking tub, quartz vanity, and classic black hex tile floor — all bathed in natural light from a glass-block window. All three bedrooms are generously sized with hardwood floors, radiator heat, and great natural light. Two bedrooms feature window AC units; the third stays cool from cross-ventilation. Out back, a large private yard with mature trees gives you rare outdoor space in the city — a blank canvas for summer grilling, gardening, or just unwinding. Side yard access adds even more green. Radiator heat keeps the apartment warm in winter. The building is a short walk to the Logan Square Blue Line, the 606 Trail, and all the restaurants, coffee shops, and nightlife that make this neighborhood one of Chicago's most sought-after.