915 Olive #1212 | Condos for Sale in Downtown St. Louis

915 Olive #1212 | Downtown Saint Louis

Live in luxury in this extremely elegant downtown condo. With custom details and sleek living areas, 915 Olive #1112 is everything you have been wanting. With incredible amenities, this two bedroom condo has two gorgeous bedrooms each with a large walk in closet and private full-bath. 915 Olive #1112 is the perfect space for you! Don't miss out on living in this posh condo in downtown St. Louis!

Key Features:

Year Built: 2007
Sq Footage: 1462 sqft.
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Parking: Spaces in Garage
Laundry: In Unit

Property Features:

Living Room
Dining Room
Breakfast Bar
Stainless Steel Appliances
Refrigerator
Dishwasher
Microwave
Granite Countertops
Custom Cabinetry
Hardwood Floors
Tile Floors
Carpeted Floors
Walk-In Closets
Jetted Tub
Central A/C, Forced Air, and Air Conditioning
Recreational Room
Workshop
Fitness Center
Storage

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SOFT LOFTS

Loft types range from the "Soft Loft" which is mostly finished interiors with just elements of lofts like exposed duct work or pipes. Buildings Downtown that are generally considered "soft lofts" are the Terra Cotta Lofts, The Annex Lofts, the Louderman Lofts and the Syndicate Condominiums.

INDUSTRIAL LOFTS

The Industrial Loft is the other extreme from the soft loft. Usually built in a former factory or industrial type building, the industrial has an edgy modern style with higher ceilings and more exposed elements of the building such as exposed brick, exposed piping and ductwork, exposed ceilings (timber or concrete usually), and usually concrete or distressed hardwood floors. Good examples of the industrial loft are the Banker's Lofts, Elder Shirt Lofts, 10th Street Lofts, Moon Brothers Carriage Lofts, the Lofts at 2020, and the Printer's Lofts.

Variations exist and some industrial lofts are more 'finished' than others based on the condition and style of the existing building or the developer's vision.

LUXURY CONDOS

Some Condos don't qualify to be called 'lofts' at all. There's no exposed ductwork, no exposed brick or electrical conduit. Ceilings are finished with drywall and trim, just like a traditional home. In Downtown St Louis, are usually high rises and mostly fall into the catagory of the LUXURY CONDO classification. The Marquette Condominiums and Edison Condominiums are a great example. There aren't any exposed features such as ducts, and the units are finished completely in an elegant, modern style.

More affordable condos downtown that aren't lofts are the Blu City Spaces and Columbus Square Condos.

The Downtown St Louis loft districts has some of the best preserved historic buildings available anywhere!