Loft Downtown I

Built in 2005, Loft Downtown is a 193 unit, 23-story condominium that was developed by the Related Group and designed by Cohen Freedman Encinosa & Associates.  This building is located in the luxury neighborhood of Downtown Miami.

Loft Downtown is near the popular Biscayne Blvd and walking distance from American Airlines Arena, Bayside Marketplace, Bayfront Park and Adrience Arsht Center and well known restaurants and shops.  It is also a short drive from the Miami International Airport and South Beach.  Loft Downtown is literally located on the step of Miami’s famous Metro-Mover system which offers free public transportation for residents to get access to all of Miami’s hottest attractions.

The units in Loft Downtown offer open floor plans with 10 feet ceilings and quickly give the loft living feeling as you step in.  The building offers around the clock concierge, valet parking, front desk security and controlled key access to the building.

Some of the other features and amenities that the Loft Downtown offers are: aromatherapy steam room, lava rock sauna, complete fitness center and assigned covered parking.  The building also includes a Zen-like entry leading to the sleek, contemporary lobby and courtyard area featuring a plunge pool with thermal waterfall, Feng Shui seating areas, tea garden and juice bar.

LOFT DOWNTOWN I - BUILDING FEATURES:

• Contemporary 23-story Tower
• Two-story Lobby
• Only nine residences per floor
• Zen-like entry leading to the sleek, contemporary lobby and courtyard area featuring a plunge pool with thermal waterfall, Feng Shui seating areas, tea garden and convenient juice bar
• Multifunction club room with state of the art entertainment center and lounge
• Complete fitness center
• Aromatherapy Steam room

LOFT DOWNTOWN I - RESIDENCE FEATURES:

• 10' Ceilings (12' in Penthouse)
• Pre-wired for high-speed Internet and cable access
• Tinted, energy-efficient and impact resistant sliding glass doors and windows
• Energy efficient Air conditioning and heating Systems
• Stained concrete floors

Source: miamicondoinvestments.com