Residences at Sawmill Station6701 Dempster St, Morton Grove, IL 60053

Residences at Sawmill Station is a 250-unit, six-story luxury apartment community completed in 2021 in Morton Grove, Illinois, offering furnished corporate housing inside one of the suburb's most walkable retail destinations.

Location & Connectivity

The building sits within the Sawmill Station retail plaza, placing a Starbucks and an Amazon Fresh grocery store just steps from the front door, with Cooper's Hawk Winery and Restaurant directly in front of the building. Three additional shopping centers are within roughly a 12-minute walk. For commuters, the Morton Grove Metra station on the Milwaukee District North line connects residents to Chicago Union Station in approximately 30 minutes, making this address a practical base for professionals working in the city.

The Living Experience

Units range from studios to two-bedroom, two-bathroom layouts spanning 647 to 1,582 square feet, with hardwood floors, designer kitchens, granite countertops, and quality appliances throughout. Furnished one-bedroom options are available with a fully equipped modern kitchen, in-unit laundry, and all utilities included, giving corporate guests a move-in-ready home from day one. The building's first-floor amenity level includes a resort-style pool with sundeck, a fully equipped fitness center, a courtyard with fire pits, outdoor grilling stations, and rentable private offices for residents who need a dedicated workspace. On-site management and 24-hour maintenance mean that whether a guest is on a short project rotation or a longer relocation, day-to-day living stays effortless.

Furnished Corporate Housing at Residences at Sawmill Station

Suite Home offers fully furnished stays at Residences at Sawmill Station for corporate relocations, insurance placements, and extended project assignments. The combination of upscale finishes, walkable retail, and a direct Metra link to downtown Chicago makes this property a standout choice for professionals and families settling into the North Shore corridor.