Sold Price Range: $325,001 - $370,000 Sold on : 08/19/2021
This loft is full of history and all of the modern finishes.
Located on the third floor with access from the elevator or one of two staircases.
Well maintained stained pine floors greet you. The door on the immediate left is for storage.
Beautiful barn doors adorn both bedrooms and the bathroom.
This is the first of two bedrooms. Notice the additional storage space above that has lighting and access from the sliding ladder.
This is loft living with the exposed duct work.
Carrara Marble adorns the flooring, shower, and counter tops in this luxurious bathroom.
The step-in shower is spacious, even with a built-in bench.
The lavatory has a door for more than one person to easily share the space.
You have double the counter space, storage space, and sinks!
This angle shows that space is generous here.
This is the second bedroom that comfortably fits a queen sized bed.
The stackable washer/dryer connections are found in the closet of the second bedroom. The washer/dryer along with the kitchen appliances belong to the owner.
The exposed ductwork is also appreciated in this bedroom.
There is no shortage of cabinet space in this kitchen. Access the higher shelving with the sliding ladder.
Stainless steel appliances include the refrigerator, dishwasher, range, microwave, and wine cooler.
The island offers seating as well as...
...additional storage, a wine cooler, and microwave on the other side.
The Quartz counter tops are low maintenance and stain resistant.
The farmhouse style sink is deep and has a flexible hose with two water pressure settings.
Notice the pristine white tiled back splash and under cabinet lighting.
There are outlets that run along the bottom of the cabinets where the cabinet lighting is. There is also an outlet on the island.
The exposed brick wall looks out of oversized windows for a view of downtown.
The sliding ladder on the left easily detaches to reach those other higher storage areas in the kitchen and bedroom.
There is plenty of natural lighting from the windows. Also enjoy the built-in shelving...
...modern lighting fixtures and high wooden ceilings.
This space is currently used as office space. A dining table could be placed here.
Let's now have a look at the building amenities. This elegant entrance leads in from the front of the building.
In this room is where mail and packages are delivered. The additional washer and dryer machines are to the right.
There are four coin-operated washing machines and dryers. The flooring in this area is original prior to the 2014 renovation when this building became the lofts that they are today.
The exercise room gives you weight and cardio options.
The rooftop balcony is accessed from the parking garage.
The Mardi Gras parade goes down the street below so this becomes an ideal place to join in on the festivities.
There is plenty of space and seating to share. There are three levels of parking. This loft comes with one unassigned parking spot.
Do some research to learn more about the building as it originally operated as a printing press under the name, Clarke and Courts. The front entrance is locked with code access.
Many restaurants and local shops are within walking distance. That is one of the big benefits of living in the historic strand area.
The cruise ships terminal is just a couple of blocks away giving the view of the ships as they dock in to Galveston Bay.
The beach is a short car ride away!
Built in 1891, this building has deep history including having survived the 1900 storm.
Loft living in this building excellently merges history with modern finishes. High ceilings are throughout with exposed beams and ductwork. Stained pine floors flow throughout the open living/kitchen/dining and both bedrooms. The kitchen has Quartz counter tops, under-cabinet lighting, floor-to-beam cabinetry, and an island that offers seating. The stainless steel appliances include a refrigerator, range, dishwasher, microwave, and wine cooler. The living room has an exposed brick wall that looks out of oversized windows for a view of downtown. A sliding ladder connects to the living room bookshelves, kitchen cabinetry, and bedroom storage space. Both bedrooms have closet space. Not every unit has washer/dryer connections. The luxurious bathroom has tiled Carrara Marble, a step-in shower, and double sinks. Amenities include an exercise room, rooftop balcony, coined washer/dryer room, & a beautiful entrance. Tenant occupied. This will make a great investment! Schedule your appointment!
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Edward Vivanco
This loft is full of history and all of the modern finishes.
Located on the third floor with access from the elevator or one of two staircases.
Well maintained stained pine floors greet you. The door on the immediate left is for storage.
Beautiful barn doors adorn both bedrooms and the bathroom.
This is the first of two bedrooms. Notice the additional storage space above that has lighting and access from the sliding ladder.
This is loft living with the exposed duct work.
Carrara Marble adorns the flooring, shower, and counter tops in this luxurious bathroom.
The step-in shower is spacious, even with a built-in bench.
The lavatory has a door for more than one person to easily share the space.
You have double the counter space, storage space, and sinks!
This angle shows that space is generous here.
This is the second bedroom that comfortably fits a queen sized bed.
The stackable washer/dryer connections are found in the closet of the second bedroom. The washer/dryer along with the kitchen appliances belong to the owner.
The exposed ductwork is also appreciated in this bedroom.
There is no shortage of cabinet space in this kitchen. Access the higher shelving with the sliding ladder.
Stainless steel appliances include the refrigerator, dishwasher, range, microwave, and wine cooler.
The island offers seating as well as...
...additional storage, a wine cooler, and microwave on the other side.
The Quartz counter tops are low maintenance and stain resistant.
The farmhouse style sink is deep and has a flexible hose with two water pressure settings. 
Notice the pristine white tiled back splash and under cabinet lighting.
There are outlets that run along the bottom of the cabinets where the cabinet lighting is. There is also an outlet on the island.
The exposed brick wall looks out of oversized windows for a view of downtown.
The sliding ladder on the left easily detaches to reach those other higher storage areas in the kitchen and bedroom.
There is plenty of natural lighting from the windows. Also enjoy the built-in shelving...
...modern lighting fixtures and high wooden ceilings.
This space is currently used as office space. A dining table could be placed here.
Let's now have a look at the building amenities. This elegant entrance leads in from the front of the building.
In this room is where mail and packages are delivered. The additional washer and dryer machines are to the right.
There are four coin-operated washing machines and dryers. The flooring in this area is original prior to the 2014 renovation when this building became the lofts that they are today.
The exercise room gives you weight and cardio options.
The rooftop balcony is accessed from the parking garage. 
The Mardi Gras parade goes down the street below so this becomes an ideal place to join in on the festivities.
There is plenty of space and seating to share. There are three levels of parking. This loft comes with one unassigned parking spot.
Do some research to learn more about the building as it originally operated as a printing press under the name, Clarke and Courts. The front entrance is locked with code access.
Many restaurants and local shops are within walking distance. That is one of the big benefits of living in the historic strand area.
The cruise ships terminal is just a couple of blocks away giving the view of the ships as they dock in to Galveston Bay.
The beach is a short car ride away!
Built in 1891, this building has deep history including having survived the 1900 storm.
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