Fordham Company - Downtown Chicago Condominiums

The Pinnacle offering two, three and four-bedroom residences from 1,300 to 5,400 square feet, including eight penthouses.

The graceful 50-story tower is comprised one-to three-bedroom condominiums, 11th floor townhomes and exclusive penthouses.

65 East Goethe is comprised of four maisonettes and 14 condominiums ranging from 3,500 to 12,000 square feet.

Overlooking historic St. James Cathedral, The Pinnacle continues the traditions established by The Fordham, a block to the east. The new 49-story tower, designed by Lucien Lagrange Architects, offers two, three and four-bedroom residences from 1,300 to 5,400 square feet, including eight penthouses.

The Pinnacle's lavishly appointed homes will feature marble entries, marble master baths, whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, gourmet kitchens, floor-to-ceiling windows and expansive balconies. Additionally, The Pinnacle will present the array of amenities and services that have become a Fordham Company hallmark: a health club, spa, indoor pool and sundeck, entertainment suite and terrace, private theater and business center with conference facilities.

Nestled on a tree-lined street just steps away from Chicago's Magnificent Mile and across from Holy Name Cathedral, The Fordham combines the charm of vintage elegance with a myriad of sophisticated amenities. The graceful 50-story tower is comprised of one- to three-bedroom condominiums, 11th-floor townhomes and exclusive penthouses.

Each spacious home features soaring ceilings, expansive windows framing spectacular city views, private terraces and gas fireplaces accented with finely crafted marble and wood finishes. In addition to its sought-after location and classic architecture, The Fordham is distinguished by its wide range of amenities, from a wine cellar and tasting room to a humidor room and lounge, screening room, high-speed Internet access, spa and year-round pool, maid and room service, and rooftop pet recreation area.

Harking back to the Golden Age of Chicago's Gold Coast, 65 East Goethe revives a standard of architectural splendor not seen since the 1920s. This jewel-box property, comprised of four maisonettes and 14 condominiums ranging from 3,500 to 12,000 square feet, introduces a new echelon of urban residences.

Designed by Lucien Lagrange, the Midwest's premier architect of high-end residences, 65 East Goethe reflects and enhances the elegance, character and history of its storied neighborhood. This eight-story limestone structure exudes a classically Parisian character with its distinctive zinc-clad mansard roof punctuated by portal windows, French doors and Juliet balconies of hand-forged iron. Solid mahogany-framed French windows overlook a charming park and breathtaking lake and city views. At the building's crown, a rooftop terrace garden offers a landscape of native flowers and trees, seating areas, gazebos, trellises and water features, laced by a ribbon of pathways-an homage to Chicago's city motto, Urbs in Horto; city in a garden.