Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Loft in Phoenix
$425,000
$4,942/m²
- 1
- Bedroom
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 86 m²
- Interior
- Loft
- Type
- Today
- Listed
About this place
Originally built in 1929 and reimagined through an award winning redevelopment in 2000, the Lofts at Fillmore bring a piece of Phoenix history to life. Behind the gates of this intimate downtown community, this distinctive loft blends industrial architecture with beautifully updated living spaces. Exposed red brick, sculptural spiral ductwork, and hardwood and concrete floors create a rich backdrop for everyday living. A striking black steel spiral staircase leads to the bedroom and full bathroom below, adding architectural drama to a home already filled with personality. The kitchen and bathrooms offer modern comfort, while an original 1929 furnace remains a conversation piece and a connection to the building's past. A private one car garage with 240v and an additional covered carport space offer a rare downtown convenience. Just blocks from ASU's Downtown Phoenix campus, enjoy easy access to Roosevelt Row, Crescent Ballroom, The Van Buren, local dining, and coffee shops. With light rail around the corner and CityScape, Chase Field, and Mortgage Matchup Center nearby, the best of downtown Phoenix is right at your doorstep. With just 18 residences, opportunities to make this community home are limited. Historic soul, modern comfort, and an urban point of view. This is downtown living with a story worth becoming part of.
Where you’ll be
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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