• Balcony Patio
• Ceramic Tile, Engineered Wood Floor
• Storage
• Laundry Dryer, Laundry Closet, Washer
• Modern Style
• Additional Carport
• Brick, Precast Concrete, Steel Frame Construction
• Great Room
• Hot Tub Spa
• Ceiling Fans, Central Air
• City, Mountains, Sunset Views
• Solid Surface Countertops
• Electric, Forced Air Heating
• Electric Water Heater
• Exercise Facilities, Gated, Lighted, Paved Street, Pool, Sidewalks, Spa, Street Lights Facilities
• Great Room
• Dishwasher, Electric Range, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator
• Exhaust Fan, Shower and Tub
• Ceiling Fan(s), Dual Pane Windows, Exposed Beams, Fire Sprinklers, High Ceilings 9+, Skylights, Walk In Closet(s)
• BBQ
• High Speed Internet
• Security Gated, Smoke Detector(s)
• Pool, Recreation Room, Spa/Hot Tub

Remarks:

Once the 1923 Arizona Ice and Cold Storage Company Building, now the iconic Ice House Lofts. Designed and completed in 2005 by award winning Architect Rob Paulus. This project is an excellent example of adaptive reuse and revitalization of an important part of Tucson's history. Materials salvaged from the original building have been repurposed to create courtyard and pool fencing, while new exterior architectural features, such as balconies and shading devices, are intentionally designed to contrast the historic with the contemporary. This thoughtful approach transforms the large scale of industrial architecture into spaces that are both functional and inviting for residents.This 3rd-floor, 1 bedroom, 1.5 bathroom loft spans 1, 135 SF, blending modern design with the buildings history.

Directions:

From broadway and euclid, south on euclid, east on eighteenth, left on fremont, left on seventeenth, guest parking on the street.