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Parkloft
Developer Doug Wilson broke ground in September, 2000 on Parkloft.
Parkloft offers residences with large, open living
and work spaces and a facade of solid brick.
The first phase is an 11-story, 120-unit building with some units
overlooking the Padres ballpark. The poured-in-place
concrete and brick building includes one and two-story condominiums
ranging from 930 to over 3,000 square feet.
The condominium project's first phase cost approx. $58 million and is
located on the south side of Island Avenue between Eighth and Ninth
avenues. Parkloft is located in the heart of downtown San Diego's
emerging East Village neighborhood. Parkloft's Contemporary and upscale
architecture more resembles buildings in the Soho and TriBeCa areas of
Manhattan than other new residential buildings in San Diego.
Parkloft offers residents
the unique opportunity to plan their own interior living spaces around an
impressive list of amenities and features, including:
- High 10'6 ceilings with exposed mechanicals and ductwork
- Wood floors in all areas except the bathrooms where ceramic tile will
the the standard flooring
- General Electric kitchen appliances, including gas range and oven,
microwave, and built-in side-by-side Artica refrigerator
- Studio Becker European-style kitchen and bathroom cabinetry
- Slab granite kitchen counters
- Pella oversized operable wood windows and French doors
- Wired with "Future Smart" technology
- Laundry rooms complete with full size General Electric washer and dryer
- Optional fireplaces in most lofts
Parkloft residents also enjoy the exclusive use of:
- An onsite fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment
- An interior courtyard, complete with outdoor furniture and barbecues
- Three levels of subterranean and surface parking for more than 200
cars
- Additional garage storage units
- An onsite doorman, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
For current Parkloft pricing, click here.
For a list of downtown projects, Click Here.
The information above is from sources
deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified.
