1400 Museum Park Chicago: South Loop High-Rise Condo Guide
100 E 14th Street (1339 S Michigan Ave) · Central Station / South Loop · Chicago, IL 60605
| Building Name | 1400 Museum Park (also known as 100 E 14th Street) |
| Neighborhood | Central Station / South Loop (Near South Side) |
| Address | 100 E 14th Street, Chicago, IL 60605 — listed in MLS records as 1339 S Michigan Ave; at the corner of Michigan Avenue and 14th Street |
| Development | Museum Park (Central Station master-planned community) |
| Built | Completed 2009 (construction began c. 2005; some databases list 2007–2008) |
| Stories | 33 (some listing sources cite 32 or 34) |
| Units | 260 (some sources list 250–261) |
| Unit Types | 1–3 bedrooms, approximately 839–1,700 sq ft |
| Architect | Pappageorge Haymes Partners |
| Developer | 1400 Museum Park LLC |
| Property Management | First Service Residential |
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About 1400 Museum Park Chicago
1400 Museum Park Chicago is a 33-story, glass-facade condominium tower standing at the corner of Michigan Avenue and 14th Street, at the heart of the Museum Park development in the South Loop. Completed in 2009 and designed by the Chicago firm Pappageorge Haymes Partners, the building holds 260 one-, two-, and three-bedroom residences and is one of the signature full-amenity high-rises in the Central Station area. Although the building carries the "1400" name from its place in the Museum Park development, its street address is 100 E 14th Street (recorded in MLS data as 1339 S Michigan Ave).
The Building
Rising 33 stories above the South Loop, 1400 Museum Park Chicago presents a shimmering glass exterior that reflects the modern character of the surrounding Museum Park towers. The lobby is staffed around the clock, and residents enjoy the kind of full-service experience associated with the neighborhood's best high-rises.
The building's upper floors capture sweeping east-facing views of Grant Park, Lake Michigan, and Soldier Field, while west- and north-facing homes look out over the downtown skyline. Floor-to-ceiling windows are a defining feature throughout.
Notable details
- Architect: Pappageorge Haymes Partners
- Developer: 1400 Museum Park LLC
- Professionally managed by First Service Residential
- Building website historically at 1400museumpark.com / 100e14thst.com
Units & Policies
Residences at 1400 Museum Park range from roughly 839-square-foot one-bedrooms to expansive 1,700-square-foot three-bedroom layouts, most with private balconies. Interiors typically feature hardwood floors, granite (some updated to quartz) countertops, stainless steel appliances, and open-concept living areas.
HOA & fees
Monthly assessments generally run from about $626 to $1,446 depending on unit size, with a building median around $1,224. Fees typically cover heat, air conditioning, water, gas, doorman service, the fitness center and pool, exterior maintenance, scavenger, snow removal, and internet.
Pets & parking
Dogs and cats are welcome, subject to a limit on the number of pets and a size restriction. Heated indoor garage parking is available (one to two deeded spaces per unit), with EV charging and valet options.
Amenities at 1400 Museum Park Chicago
Recreation & Wellness
- Penthouse-level indoor swimming pool and whirlpool with skyline and lake views
- State-of-the-art fitness center
- Rooftop sundeck
- On-site dog run for pet owners
- Bike room for secure cycle storage
Services & Building Features
- 24-hour door staff and secure lobby
- Penthouse Sky Club party room with a restaurant-quality kitchen
- On-site management and engineering
- Package / receiving room and dry-cleaning service
- Document shredding, extra resident storage, and a service elevator
- Heated indoor garage parking with EV charging and valet
Central Station & Museum Park
The Museum Park Micro-Neighborhood
1400 Museum Park sits within Central Station, a master-planned community built on the former Illinois Central rail yards along the lakefront edge of the South Loop. The immediate blocks are defined by a cluster of contemporary glass high-rises, landscaped pocket parks, and direct lakefront access — a quieter, park-lined pocket of downtown Chicago.
Neighbors within a short walk include Grant Park, the Museum Campus, and the Prairie District's historic mansions just to the west, giving the area a blend of green space, culture, and residential calm.
Distance from the Printer's Row Core
It's worth being precise about geography: 1400 Museum Park is part of the greater South Loop, but it sits roughly a mile east and south of the historic Printer's Row and Dearborn Park cluster near State Street and Congress. Those are distinct sub-neighborhoods.
In practical terms, residents are closer to the lakefront, Museum Campus, and Soldier Field than to the Printer's Row loft district. It's an easy bus, train, or 15–20 minute walk between the two, but this is very much a lakefront Museum Park address rather than a Printer's Row one.
Location Overview & Nearby Landmarks
Steps from the Lakefront
From its corner at Michigan and 14th, 1400 Museum Park is within walking distance of some of Chicago's most recognizable destinations. Grant Park — "Chicago's front yard" — is directly across Michigan Avenue, and the Lakefront Trail, 12th Street Beach, and the harbor are a short stroll east.
- Museum Campus: Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium
- Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears
- Grant Park, Maggie Daley Park, and Millennium Park to the north
- Northerly Island and the lakefront harbor
Everyday Anchors
Beyond the marquee attractions, the practical anchors of daily life are close at hand: grocery stores, the Roosevelt Collection Shops, and Roosevelt Road's retail corridor are all within a few minutes.
- Roosevelt Collection Shops (open-air mall with cinema)
- Roosevelt Road retail and dining
- Michigan Avenue's shops and cultural row to the north
- Columbia College and Roosevelt University campuses nearby
Dining & Coffee
Restaurants
The South Loop's dining scene has matured into a genuine draw, with everything from casual favorites to sit-down spots within a short walk.
- Devil Dawgs on State — creative hot dogs and burgers
- Cafecito — pressed Cuban sandwiches and coffee
- Kai Zan, Acadia, and other established South Loop tables
- The Roosevelt Road and Wabash corridors for casual dining
Coffee & Cafés
Independent cafés and reliable chains dot the neighborhood, ideal for remote work or a morning walk.
- Overflow Coffee Bar and neighborhood roasters
- Cafecito for espresso and Cuban fare
- Several national chains along Michigan and Roosevelt
Groceries & Shopping
Grocery Options
- Trader Joe's — a short walk away
- Jewel-Osco — full-service supermarket nearby
- Mariano's and Whole Foods — a quick walk or drive
- Target — household essentials one-stop
Shopping
- Roosevelt Collection Shops — open-air retail and a movie theater
- Michigan Avenue boutiques and the Loop for larger excursions
- Neighborhood pharmacies and specialty shops along Roosevelt Road
Parks, Fitness & Recreation
Green Space
- Daniel Webster Park — about a 2-minute walk
- Coliseum Park — dog park and playground, ~5 min
- Mark Twain Park and Cotton Tail Park nearby
- Fred Anderson Park — a popular dog park
- Grant Park across Michigan Avenue
Active Living
The Lakefront Trail's 18 miles of running and cycling paths begin just east of the building, and residents also have the penthouse pool and fitness center in-house. Roosevelt Park adds tennis and additional trails a short walk away.
Entertainment & Culture
Culture at the Doorstep
- Museum Campus — Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium
- Grant Park summer festivals, including Lollapalooza and the jazz and blues festivals
- Chicago Marathon route and major lakefront events
Nightlife & Events
Soldier Field concerts and Bears games are within walking distance, and the Loop's theaters, the Auditorium Theatre, and the Michigan Avenue cultural mile are a short trip north for shows, dining, and nightlife.
Transportation
Transit
- Roosevelt CTA station (Red, Orange, Green Lines) — about a 0.3-mile walk
- Museum Campus/11th Street Metra Electric & South Shore Line
- Michigan & 14th Street bus stop at the doorstep (multiple routes)
Driving & Air
- Lake Shore Drive just blocks east
- Quick access to I-90/94 and I-55
- Midway ~15 minutes; O'Hare ~30 minutes by car
Healthcare & Education
Healthcare
Residents have convenient access to downtown medical care, including Northwestern Medicine and Rush facilities a short drive away, plus neighborhood urgent-care and pharmacy options along the Roosevelt and Michigan corridors.
Education
- South Loop Elementary School — well-rated, ~9-minute walk
- Muchin College Prep and other charter options
- Columbia College Chicago, Roosevelt University, and DePaul's Loop Campus nearby
Hotels & Everyday Services
Hotels for Visitors
Guests can stay nearby at South Loop and Michigan Avenue hotels, including options around Roosevelt Road and the Central Station area, making it easy to host out-of-town family and friends.
Everyday Services
- Banks, pharmacies, and salons along Roosevelt Road
- Fitness studios and dry cleaners throughout the South Loop
- In-building dry-cleaning drop-off and package receiving
Neighborhood Lifestyle
The 1400 Museum Park Lifestyle
Life at 1400 Museum Park Chicago blends lakefront recreation with full-service downtown convenience. Mornings can start with a run on the Lakefront Trail; afternoons might mean a museum visit or a walk through Grant Park; evenings bring easy access to Loop dining, concerts at Soldier Field, or a quiet night in a high-floor home with skyline views.
It suits residents who want proximity to culture and green space without the density of the central Loop — a calmer, park-lined corner of downtown.
A Typical Day
Morning
Coffee at Cafecito, then a lakefront walk or a session in the penthouse fitness center.
Afternoon
A stroll to the Museum Campus or errands at Trader Joe's and the Roosevelt Collection Shops.
Evening
Dinner in the South Loop, a Grant Park festival in summer, or sunset from the rooftop sundeck.
Who Is 1400 Museum Park Best Suited For?
Ideal Residents
Lakefront-focused professionals
Those who prize quick access to the Lakefront Trail, Museum Campus, and Grant Park over Loop-core density.
Full-amenity seekers
Buyers who want a 24-hour doorman, indoor pool, and fitness center under one roof.
Downtown commuters
Residents who value the short walk to Roosevelt CTA and easy Lake Shore Drive access.
Considerations
Not Printer's Row
If loft-district character near State Street is the goal, this lakefront address is about a mile away.
HOA budget
Full-service amenities come with assessments that can approach the higher end for larger units.
Event-day activity
Bears games and Grant Park festivals bring crowds and traffic to the immediate area.
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
1. Unbeatable lakefront proximity
Grant Park, the Museum Campus, and the Lakefront Trail are all within a short walk.
2. Resort-style amenities
A penthouse pool, whirlpool, fitness center, and Sky Club set it apart from smaller buildings.
3. Strong transit access
Roosevelt CTA, Metra Electric, and multiple bus routes make a car optional.
Considerations
1. Assessments
Monthly fees reflect the full-service model and rise with unit size.
2. Distance from Printer's Row
This is a Museum Park / lakefront address, distinct from the historic loft core.
3. Parking costs
Deeded garage spaces are typically purchased or leased separately from the unit.
Area Map
Nearby Museum Park & South Loop Landmarks
The Museum Park Cluster
1400 Museum Park Chicago is one of several contemporary towers that make up the Museum Park / Central Station community along the southern lakefront. The surrounding blocks share the same modern high-rise character, landscaped pocket parks, and quick lakefront access, giving the immediate area a cohesive, park-lined feel.
Residents are steps from the greenways and plazas woven between the towers, with the Prairie District's historic mansions just to the west adding a layer of architectural contrast to the neighborhood.
Landmarks Within Walking Distance
- Grant Park — directly across Michigan Avenue
- Museum Campus — Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, Adler Planetarium
- Soldier Field and the lakefront harbor
- Lakefront Trail and 12th Street Beach
- Northerly Island and the Prairie Avenue Historic District
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is 1400 Museum Park Chicago located?
It stands at 100 E 14th Street, on the corner of Michigan Avenue and 14th Street in the Central Station / South Loop area (MLS records also list it as 1339 S Michigan Ave).
How tall is 1400 Museum Park?
The building rises 33 stories; a few listing sources cite 32 or 34, but CoStar/MLS data lists 33.
When was 1400 Museum Park Chicago built?
It was completed in 2009, with construction beginning around 2005. Some databases list 2007 or 2008.
How many units does 1400 Museum Park have?
Roughly 260 condominium residences, though some sources list figures between 250 and 261.
Who designed the building?
Chicago firm Pappageorge Haymes Partners designed 1400 Museum Park Chicago; it was developed by 1400 Museum Park LLC.
What amenities does 1400 Museum Park offer?
A penthouse indoor pool and whirlpool, fitness center, Sky Club party room, sundeck, dog run, bike room, 24-hour door staff, and garage parking.
What are the HOA fees?
Monthly assessments generally range from about $626 to $1,446, covering heat, air conditioning, water, gas, doorman, pool, fitness, maintenance, scavenger, snow removal, and internet.
Is 1400 Museum Park pet-friendly?
Yes — dogs and cats are allowed, subject to a limit on the number of pets and a size restriction, and there's an on-site dog run.
Is parking available?
Heated indoor garage parking is available, typically one to two deeded spaces per unit, with EV charging and valet options.
What's the nearest transit to 1400 Museum Park Chicago?
The Roosevelt CTA station (Red, Orange, Green Lines) is about a 0.3-mile walk, with Metra Electric service at Museum Campus/11th Street.
What neighborhood is 1400 Museum Park in?
It's part of Central Station within the greater South Loop, along the lakefront — about a mile from the historic Printer's Row and Dearborn Park core.
Who manages 1400 Museum Park?
The building is professionally managed by First Service Residential.
This guide to 1400 Museum Park Chicago is provided for informational purposes by chicagolandhousehack.com and real estate agent Lori Wyatt. Building details — including unit count, story count, and year built — are compiled from public sources (CoStar/Homes.com, MLS records, and the building's own materials) and may vary between databases; figures should be independently verified. This page is not affiliated with or endorsed by the 1400 Museum Park condominium association or its management.
