A LAVISH LIFESTYLE AWAITS YOU AT THE MANCHESTER PIE FACTORY. This smartly renovated historic building in the revitalized section of Manchester, has just three luxury residential lofts and several creative office spaces with secured entry, a cobblestone parking lot with camera surveillance, designated garage parking, Pella windows, and, a private outdoor courtyard. Unit 301 is a uniquely designed 3,780 square foot apartment featuring soaring ceilings, designer lighting, exposed brick, I-beam columns, original ebonized hardwood, and, restored tin-plate ceilings. The foyer provides access to a semi-private elevator. The gourmet kitchen is equipped with showroom-quality appliances such as Sub-Zero refrigeration, Jenn-Aire gas stove, double wall ovens, pull-out cabinetry and beautiful blue granite countertops. A huge center isle with lots of storage and a wet bar, overlooks the entire living area with remote-controlled gas fireplace. The primary bathroom has dual-showerheads in the walk-in shower, a separate 6' Jacuzzi tub, double vanity and water closet. Just down the hall is a spacious dressing room/walk-in closet with built-ins. The guest bedroom features its own kitchenette and full bathroom. You'll love the privacy of the office/flex room, complete with a remote glass door to separate the space. The laundry room is complete with a front loading HE washer and dryer, utility sink, wall of cabinetry for storage and centralized vacuum system. Conveniently located to the city's best cafes, breweries, the Floodwall, Shockoe Bottom, VCU, I-95, the James River and anywhere else you want to go. This is a one-of-a-kind, custom apartment with all the bells and whistles that you won't find anywhere else. Water, sewer and trash included. FIOS ready. On-site manager. Available May 1st. Water, sewer and trash included. Pets allowed with additional deposit.
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