Historic warehouse transformed into modern urban living
Bartley Lofts stands as a testament to Toledo's industrial past and vibrant present. Originally constructed in 1913 as a warehouse, this seven-story building was reimagined in 2004 as a collection of 52 luxury loft homes. Located in the heart of Downtown Toledo, Bartley Lofts offers residents a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary comfort. The building's red brick facade and large windows pay homage to its industrial roots while providing ample natural light to its modern interiors.
Spacious lofts with industrial chic and modern amenities
Bartley Lofts offers a range of living spaces to suit various needs, from cozy one-bedroom units to expansive three-bedroom homes. The one-bedroom layouts span from 704 to 1,492 square feet, with one to two bathrooms, and are priced between $210,000 and $214,900. Two-bedroom units, ranging from 1,097 to 2,372 square feet with one to two bathrooms, are available from $284,000 to $319,900. For those seeking more space, three-bedroom units offer 1,875 to 2,423 square feet with two bathrooms, with rental options around $2,900 per month.
Each loft boasts an open concept design that maximizes space and light. High ceilings, often reaching 11 feet, create an airy atmosphere, while exposed brick walls, concrete pillars, and sleek epoxy-concrete floors maintain the building's industrial aesthetic. Large bay windows and private balconies offer sweeping views of Downtown Toledo, with some units overlooking the Mud Hens Stadium or providing vistas of the entire downtown area.
Kitchens are equipped with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and islands in many units, perfect for both everyday meals and entertaining. Walk-in closets provide ample storage, while en-suite bathrooms in some units feature granite counters and tiled showers. Many lofts include in-unit laundry facilities, adding convenience to the urban lifestyle.
For those who appreciate the latest in home technology, select units boast central vacuum systems, new central sound systems, and remote television and control systems. The acid-stained concrete floors in living areas add a touch of modern industrial chic.
Monthly HOA fees range from $200 to $400, covering insurance, structural maintenance, recreation facilities, snow removal, trash services, and water. This comprehensive fee structure allows residents to enjoy their homes with peace of mind, knowing that many of their living expenses are bundled into one predictable payment.
Rooftop relaxation and secure urban convenience
Bartley Lofts offers a suite of amenities designed to enhance the urban living experience. The crown jewel is undoubtedly the rooftop swimming pool, providing a refreshing escape and stunning views of the Toledo skyline. Adjacent to the pool, a BBQ area creates the perfect setting for summer gatherings and al fresco dining.
The building's modern elevator ensures easy access to all floors, while a high-security entry system provides peace of mind for residents. Climate control is a priority, with central air conditioning and forced air heating throughout the building, ensuring comfort in all seasons.
For car owners, Bartley Lofts offers the convenience of indoor parking. Many units come with assigned parking spaces, and some even include the option to install a lift, allowing for two-vehicle storage in a single spot. Additional storage solutions are available, with some units benefiting from large sheds for extra belongings.
Looking to the future, there are plans for a green space within the complex, potentially offering a serene outdoor area for residents and their pets. This forward-thinking approach to urban living demonstrates Bartley Lofts' commitment to evolving with the needs of its community.
The building's amenities strike a balance between luxury and practicality, creating a living environment that caters to the diverse needs of its residents. From the convenience of in-building laundry facilities to the indulgence of a rooftop pool, Bartley Lofts provides the comforts of home with the excitement of downtown living.
Downtown Toledo: A hub of culture, sports, and urban renewal
Bartley Lofts is situated in the heart of Downtown Toledo, a neighborhood that blends urban vitality with touches of suburban tranquility. The area is characterized by its proximity to the winding Maumee River and its collection of historic homes, offering a unique living experience that attracts young professionals, empty nesters, and families alike.
The Central District, where Bartley Lofts is located, is often referred to as Downtown Toledo's beating heart. It's a hub of activity, with something happening every day. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Fifth Third Field, home to the Toledo Mud Hens baseball team, and the Huntington Center, where the Toledo Walleye hockey team plays. These venues also host concerts and events throughout the year, bringing additional vibrancy to the neighborhood.
Culture abounds in Downtown Toledo. The Toledo Museum of Art, known for its glass-blowing demonstrations, is a short distance away. Music lovers can enjoy performances by the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, while theater enthusiasts can take in shows at the historic Valentine Theatre, which has been entertaining audiences for over 120 years.
The culinary scene in Downtown Toledo is diverse and exciting. Local favorites include Packo's at the Park, an offshoot of the famous Tony Packo's Restaurant, known for its Hungarian hot dogs. The Black Kite Coffee, a women-owned establishment, offers house-made fare, while the Blarney Irish Pub provides an authentic Irish atmosphere. For those who enjoy a more fluid dining experience, the Downtown Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) allows patrons to carry open alcoholic beverages from over 40 participating restaurants between noon and 1 a.m. daily.
Green spaces are plentiful in the downtown area. Middlegrounds Metropark, just a short walk from Bartley Lofts, offers trails along the Maumee River, perfect for jogging or leisurely strolls. Promenade Park provides a grassy waterside retreat with benches and a pavilion that hosts community events and concerts.
For everyday needs, residents can shop at nearby markets such as Seaway Marketplace or the seasonal Toledo Farmer's Market, which offers fresh produce from May to November. The neighborhood's walkability makes it easy to access these amenities without relying on a car.
Living in Downtown Toledo means being at the center of the city's cultural and social life, with easy access to sports, arts, dining, and outdoor activities, all within a historic and continuously evolving urban landscape.
Connected living in the heart of Toledo
Bartley Lofts benefits from its central location in Downtown Toledo, offering residents multiple transportation options. The area's high walkability score means that many daily errands and activities can be accomplished on foot, reducing the need for frequent car use.
For those who rely on public transit, several bus stops are within a short walking distance of the building. The Washington & Erie NE stop, less than a quarter-mile away, serves routes 27H and 27N, connecting residents to Central Walmart and South Reynolds. The Monroe & Ontario SW stop, also a brief walk from Bartley Lofts, provides access to routes 22, 26L, 2C, and 5C, offering connections to Franklin Park Mall, Miracle Mile, and the University of Toledo.
Cyclists will find the area accommodating, with bike-friendly streets and paths nearby.
For car owners, Bartley Lofts' location provides easy access to major roads. Interstate 75 is readily accessible, facilitating travel to other parts of Toledo and beyond. The building's indoor parking garage ensures that residents have a secure place to store their vehicles when not in use.
When it comes to long-distance travel, Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport is approximately 19 miles away, or about a 30-minute drive, providing convenient access for domestic flights.
The transportation options surrounding Bartley Lofts cater to various preferences and needs, allowing residents to choose the mode that best suits their lifestyle, whether it's walking to nearby attractions, taking public transit for longer trips, or driving to destinations further afield.
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Building Details
Recreation
Community Pool
Outdoor Features
Community Barbecue Grill
Parking
1 - 2 Parking Garage Spaces Per Unit
2 Car Garage
Parking Lot
Assigned Parking
Pet Policy
Pets Allowed
Condo Association
$355 Monthly HOA Fees
Monthly HOA Fees Range from $273 - $355
Association fees include insurance, ground maintenance, maintenance structure, sewer, snow removal, security, water
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Area Factors
High Crime
Crime Score®
8/ 10
Bikeable
Bike Score®
51/ 100
Very Walkable
Walk Score®
85/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Middlegrounds Metropark
9 min walk
Dog Park
Trails
River
Promenade Park
12 min walk
Picnic Area
Trails
Events
Gunckel Park
3 min drive
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Festival Park
3 min drive
Gosser Memorial Park
3 min drive
Sterling Park
3 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Football
Soccer
Golden Rule Park
3 min drive
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
Rev. H. V. Savage Park
3 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Basketball
Grills
Ashley Park
3 min drive
Playground
Multi-Purpose Field
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