Iconic 940 E. 2nd Street (aka "Barn Lofts") set the standard for elegant loft living in the Arts District. The unique design of this town home-style loft on 3 floors set a standard that has yet to be matched. Originally built in 1906 as a sugar beet railroad warehouse, 940 was re-imagined by award-winning architect Rocky Rockefeller and was transformed into stunning, light-filled lofts combining the best of the rustic, industrial feel of the red brick building with streamlined European styling. This loft comes with 2 bedrooms/2.5 baths and among its many features are: parking at the front door inside a secure parking lot perfect for security and/or privacy-minded owners; private outdoor patio on the 3rd floor; custom bathroom cabinetry made from repurposed wood from the original 1906 warehouse; and highly prized secure guest parking + 2 spots for tenant. The greatest amenity, however, is that the property is strategically located in the heart of the burgeoning Arts District!

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