The Turret

Exceptionally beautiful, Tribeca-style loft located downtown Ann Arbor, a beloved building circa 1881. This art-filled loft has an open-plan living/dining/kitchen, 21 windows, 20-foot ceiling, exposed brick. Private roof deck offers panoramic views of downtown skyline. Two en-suite bedrooms with queen beds. Upstairs den off deck with a fold-down queen bed. Three large flat-screen televisions. Perfect for game-days, holidays, or a getaway weekend. Or pick up your feet and watch the world go by. The space Exceptionally beautiful, 2,500 sq ft, Tribeca-style loft located in the heart of Ann Arbor and housed in an iconic and beloved historic building circa 1881. This elegant, art-filled space has an open-plan on the first floor from living room to dining area to gourmet kitchen. Organic textures and neutral tones create a seamless flow. Pools of light stream through 21 windows with city views, a dramatic 20-foot ceiling, turret nook, and stretches of exposed brick. Clean lines make for an altogether sophisticated, cool aesthetic. A stunning private roof deck with seating offers panoramic views of skyline vistas, the world-class Literati Bookstore with its “poetry wall”, and the best restaurants, bars, and coffee shops in Ann Arbor. On the first floor, tucked behind the living area, there are two full bathrooms, and two en-suite bedrooms with queen-sized beds, “The Map Room,” and “The Master Puzzler.” Each room infuses glamor with a touch of whimsy. On the private second floor, the deck and den offer North, South, West exposures along with a fold-down queen bed. This den/third bedroom is everybody’s favorite paradise retreat. Other things to note There is plenty of floor space for additional air mattresses if need be. Children are welcome (Ann Arbor’s Hands on Museum is the next block over). Convenient lot parking exists immediately across the street. Fresh towels, linens and soap provided. The loft is accessed by walking up a flight of stairs (there is no elevator, it is a historic building.) Being in the very heart of Ann Arbor, there will be some noise on the street outside.