They re really great buildings. The buildings, which are adjoined, sit at 1934 N. Washtenaw and 1935 N. Fairfield. The Washtenaw building is concrete and the Fairfield one is heavy timber beam construction, allowing Senne to offer two varieties of lofts in the same project. The buildings used to house a manufacturer of photo albums and were occupied until the developer bought them. Features include hardwood floors in living areas, private balconies or patios, GE appliances, ceiling heights of more than 14 feet, exposed beams and ductwork, exposed brick, fireplaces and oversized windows.
Deeded parking is available in the buildings heated underground garages.
Because they are two separate buildings, one rectangular and one square, they laid out well, with a lot of different floor plans, Senne says. We have some three-bedroom units, which is unusual in lofts, and some studios. All rights reserved.