Harrison Terminal Lofts

Live in an authentic 1885 warehouse conversion where the lofts average over 2,000 square feet nearly double what you'll find at comparable rents downtown or in OTR. Harrison Terminal Lofts is the real thing, not a new build with brick veneer. This five-story warehouse dates to 1885 and spent a century housing furniture manufacturing, bakery supply, trailer sales, advertising, and music recording before its conversion to loft residences. The industrial character came through intact: exposed beams, original brick, oversized warehouse windows, soaring ceilings, and skyline views from the upper floors. Floor plans start where other buildings top out. One-bedroom, 1.5-bath lofts run 1,716 SF. Two-bedroom, two-bath layouts range from 1,760 to 2,730 SF. A single two-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence spans 3,960 SF. Every unit is a full-floor-plate loft with room for a home office, a studio, or a dining table that actually seats eight. Amenities built into the building. Residents get elevator access, secured entry, a dedicated residential parking area on the west side of the property, a resident patio, and a residential fitness and leisure area . Five Thirteen Strength a full 24/7 strength and training facility operates on the ground floor of your own building . Kantine, a food and beverage tenant, occupies ground-floor space with an outdoor component . Pet friendly, with cats and dogs welcome . Camp Washington is having its moment. Less than five miles from downtown, the neighborhood is an artist- and maker-driven district anchored by the American Sign Museum and the legendary Camp Washington Chili, in the middle of a well-documented revival . Immediate access to I-75, I-71, and the Western Hills Viaduct puts you downtown in under ten minutes.