3758 N Fremont St #2 Chicago, IL 60613

Smart living meets timeless value at 3758 N. Fremont St. #2, a beautifully designed 1,400 sq. ft. residence located on the third floor of a boutique 3-unit brown brick building in the heart of Wrigleyville. This freshly painted 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom + den home combines modern convenience, flexible design, and a location that captures everything buyers love about Chicago's North Side. The thoughtfully crafted floor plan features a light-filled east-facing den with seven oversized windows that bring in sunrise light and treetop views, creating the perfect space for a home office, reading nook, or creative retreat. The inviting living room with fireplace offers a cozy yet stylish backdrop for both quiet nights and entertaining. At the center of the home, the large eat-in kitchen showcases stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, and French doors opening to a spacious west-facing deck-ideal for grilling, entertaining, or enjoying golden Chicago sunsets. Two generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms round out the home's functionality, ensuring both comfort and privacy. This residence delivers rare value with two included outdoor parking spaces, a highly desirable amenity in Wrigleyville that enhances everyday convenience and strengthens future resale potential. Step outside and you're moments from everything that defines this iconic neighborhood: Wrigley Field, the Lakefront Trail, and Montrose Beach. Enjoy world-class entertainment at neighborhood favorites like Murphy's Bleachers, The Cubby Bear, and Sluggers, or savor local dining gems like Uncommon Ground and Small Cheval. With excellent CTA access, vibrant nightlife, annual festivals like Northalsted Market Days and Pride Fest, and cultural events year-round, this home offers a lifestyle that's as exciting as it is practical. 3758 N. Fremont St. #2 is more than a home-it's a rare opportunity to invest in comfort, convenience, and the vibrant lifestyle that makes Lakeview and Wrigleyville among the most sought-after neighborhoods in Chicago.