“Condo” doesn’t quite cover it. This close to Country Club Plaza, you usually trade away square footage, a garage, or room to host — here, the only trade is yard work. Three stories give you real separation: work on one level, live on another, sleep on the third, with nobody underfoot. An attached two-car garage is the kind of thing Plaza-adjacent living rarely offers. As the end unit, you pick up extra light and one less shared wall. Twenty-six residences total, not two hundred, so the building looks after itself and you’ll actually know your neighbors. Park it Friday, forget about it until Monday. Walk to dinner on the Plaza, walk to Westport for the night. Country Club Plaza’s next chapter — a $1.5 billion redevelopment — is already rising a few blocks away.