Craft District Lofts-Superior Street Loft

Explore Duluth with this spacious, newly renovated loft as your base, located in the heart of the Lincoln Park Craft District. Right out the front door are the many breweries, restaurants and shops and the loft is only minutes from Canal Park, Bay Front and Park Point with easy access to the highway and the North Shore. Superior St Loft has a sister-Michigan St Loft, they share a hallway and are nearly mirror layouts of one another The space Superior St Craft District Loft is one of 2 apartments located on the second floor of the building above a dance studio and semi personal trainer. The apartment overlooks the bustling Superior St, home of shops and restaurants, its sister apartment faces Michigan St and Bent Paddle Brewery/Taphouse properties Guest access The loft can be accessed from both Superior St and Michigan St via separate secure keypad entrances. The unit is on a separate keypad entry lock system. Once inside, the entire 1,500 sq ft loft is yours for your stay. Other things to note Parking: The building does not have dedicated parking, however, there are a few parking options during your stay. The front of the building has overnight street parking through the summer months, because of snow clearing, they do have some restrictions overnight parking in the winter. The back currently has signs for no overnight parking (however, many guests have parked and had no issue). There are a couple pay parking lots within a block radius of the building, one is located right next to the building and one is located behind OMC Smokehouse (and has the best prices). Please make sure to observe the different street parking restrictions for overnight parking (during certain parts of the year, there is no parking for snow removal, etc). There are old meters on the front of the building on Superior St that are not in use as the street parking has been adjusted. Street parking in the front and back of the building is a great option for summer/fall. There are side streets that the rules differ. Afternoons and weekends tend to be the busiest time, the area clears out a bit after dinner hours. Registration Details Pending