4017-4019 W 63rd St
Chicago, IL 60629 West Lawn

• Unit Size: 1,600 SF
• Condo Use: Retail
• Price: $170,000 USD
• Sale Type: Investment or Owner User
• Price/SF: $106.25 USD

• Unit Size: 3,000 SF
• Condo Use: Retail
• Price: $315,000 USD
• Sale Type: Investment or Owner User
• Price/SF: $105.00 USD

Sale Notes

4019 W 63rd Street presents an opportunity to acquire a single-tenant retail property positioned along Chicago's established 63rd Street commercial corridor in the West Lawn neighborhood. The property features approximately 3,000 square feet of retail and commercial space within a one-story brick building and benefits from strong visibility along a heavily traveled retail corridor surrounded by neighborhood businesses, services, and residential density that support daily consumer traffic.

The interior layout includes a large open storefront area, a private office, storage room, separate men's and women's restrooms, and rear parking. The property is currently occupied by a long-term convenience store tenant on a month-to-month basis, creating immediate income while preserving flexibility for future ownership strategies. The existing tenancy offers potential for continued occupancy, repositioning, owner-user conversion, or lease restructuring based on investor objectives.

Located within Chicago's Southwest Side retail market, the asset provides convenient access to surrounding residential neighborhoods and established commercial activity. Its frontage along 63rd Street supports visibility and accessibility for a variety of retail, service, and neighborhood-oriented business uses. The property's B1-1 zoning and existing retail configuration further enhance its adaptability for future users.

Additional investment potential exists through the opportunity to acquire the adjacent property at 4017 W 63rd Street, subject to separate ownership and availability. Whether pursued as a standalone acquisition or as part of a larger assemblage, the property offers a combination of in-place occupancy, functional retail layout, and long-term flexibility in a well-established Chicago commercial corridor.