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| Bayou
Lofts and Market Square 915 Franklin Ave |
This building is conveniently located on the corner of Franklin and Travis, 1 block from Market Square and MetroRail. It includes 24-hour concierge, and a roof top pool! |
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| St. Germain Lofts Downtown at 705 Main |
This 8 story circa 1913 building formerly housed the S.H. Kress & Co. store. Features include lofts and flats, rooftop deck, private parking garage, billiard parlor, free laundry, theater room and 12-16' ceilings. Units have antique hardwood floors, whirlpool tubs and marble/slate baths, granite kitchen islands & countertops. Located on MetroRail, above Zula and Flyer Saucer restaurants, close to the tunnel system, theater district, sports arena's and Bayou Place. |
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| Hogg Palace Lofts |
Built in 1921 by William
C. Hogg, developer of River Oaks and son of Jim Hogg, former
Governor of Texas, the eight-story Art Deco office building has
retained every inch of its distinction with its timely conversion to
loft residences. Best of all is its fortuitous location, within three blocks in all directions of some of Houston’s most entertaining areas and offerings. Market Square, the Theatre District, Sesquicentennial Park and Allen’s Landing are all a few blocks away. |
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| Dakota
Lofts 711 Willliam St |
The first of Randall Davis' loft conversion buildings, the Dakota built in 1911, is located in the heart of the warehouse district on the edge of Downtown. Stroll through the art gallery in the lobby, enjoy the views of Downtown from the common terrace, eat at the nearby Dharma Cafe, listen to live music in the garden of Last Concert, visit the Atomic Cafe neighborhood theater. Dakota has it all! Wood floors, granite kitchen counters, 10'-12' foot ceilings, free laundry & fitness center, oversized bathrooms with garden tubs. Lofts range from 800-1700 sq. ft. and priced from $800-$1800 13/15 month leases. |
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| Museum Tower Lofts |
The Museum Tower, a 20-story residential building on
Montrose Boulevard near Bissonnet |
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Tribeca Lofts (Rivers Oaks shopping
center area) 1210 W. Clay |
Located in a historic art-deco building at 1210 W. Clay (off of Waugh and W. Gray), Tribeca Lofts range from 1300 to 2600 sq.ft and feature fireplaces and skylights, 14'ceilings, glass block and brick walls, wood floors, granite island kitchen, w/d connections, whirlpool tubs and huge slate showers. Some units have patios with direct street access. |
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| Washington Place Brownstone Lofts | Conveniently located on the northwest edge of Downtown Houston near the Theater Arts District, Market Square, and the County Courthouse. Just a Homerun away from Minute Maid Field and the new Sports Arena that will be Home Court for the Rockets and Comets. The center of Downtown Houston's entertainment universe, Bayou Place is within easy walking distance. Currently, 50% of the units are sold An important architectural relic, Firehouse #6, circa 1903, is next door! |
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| The Beaconsfield | In the late 1970's, Don and Peg Hartmann bought the building and converted it into condominiums. The facade was retained as well as the 11'-12' beamed ceilings, gas fireplaces, much of the original hardware and the original elevator which is still operated by the doorman. The building, listed on the US Interior Department's National Register of Historic Places, is designed with two units to most floors featuring hardwood floors, a large living room, separate dining room, 2 or 3 bedrooms with baths. The attended lobby is an Old World setting with French doors and arched stained glass panels. All of the units are privately owned, however some are available for sale or lease including a commercial office space on the ground floor with it's own entrance off of Main Street. |
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| Hermann Lofts | This magnificent loft was featured in the Downtown Houston Association 2002 loft tour. Priscilla Larson, president of DHA believes that this loft located in the circa 1917 Hermann Building is a perfect example of this unique urban lifestyle. After several years of hard work and dedication, Threshold Interests completed the historic building renovation in 1998. |
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| Renoir | Randall Davis's new gift to Houston's River Oaks area combines the best of an inner loop location featuring access to 17 restaurants, a world renowned theater venue, signature Kroger and retail such as Cotton Club, 2 Starbucks, La Madeline, Ann Taylor, the Gap and much more. |
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