Days on market: 847

This is a spacious studio apartment with updated appliances and beautiful hardwood floors. A bedroom has been partitioned off with a privacy wall. This unit – in what was once an old theater – has real character and charm, and puts you right in the center of the thriving Cherokee Arts District. You will be just a short walk away from coffee shops, art galleries, markets, parks, and excellent food. This Loft is located in a commercial and residential mixed use building which includes the 714 Lounge as a Bar and sits next to The Golden Record as an Event Space with Concert Venue options! FEATURES PRICE – $750/month + $68/month for water, sewer & trash This Loft is located in a commercial and residential mixed use building which includes the 714 Lounge as a Bar and sits next to The Golden Record as an Event Space with Concert Venue options! Central heat / Air conditioning Granite counter tops Ample cabinet space Cable-ready Washer and dryer in building This unit is all electric. The apartment is located in the historic Cherokee Theater, which was built in 1911 by the Vaudeville Theater Company. In 1916 Fred Wehrenberg took over the theater operations and it became known as the “New Cherokee Theater”. The New Cherokee Theater closed at the end of 1930 and the building was converted to commercial use. The following year the Wehrenberg's Southside Amusement Company opened the Cherokee Bowling and Billiards on the second floor, which later became Cherokee Q M Bowling Alleys and finally the Cherokee Lanes Bowling Alley. Cherokee Lanes closed around 1962 and the Southside Amusement Company sold the building in 1968. The building is perhaps best known as the home of the Proper Shoe Store, which opened in the building in 1940 and closed in 2002. While other department stores, such as J. C. Penny's and Fairchild's, operated for decades on Cherokee Street, Proper Shoe Store is the only one that survived into the 21st century, having been in continuous operation for over sixty years. Also known as “Milton Mandel's Proper Shoe Store”, the building was also home to Mandel's Style Shop, which sold women's clothing during the 1950s and 1960s. RENTAL NOTES The advertised price reflects a $100 discount for paying the rent on the first of the month When available, short term leases may be subject to additional fees. We require an application (free) and credit check One-time leasing fee Pet deposit is typically 1/2 of the full month's rent

Days on market: 105

Move-in special. Receive 50% discount on security deposit with a 720 or better credit score. Imagine 1,600 square feet of usable living and work space. You'll be able to check the Cherokee scene without leaving the loft, stay comfortable with central heat and air, refurnished hardwood floors, ridiculously high ceilings (16 feet in some areas), ample storage space, high efficiency windows, appliances, and ceiling fans. Another great feature is a large remodeled bathroom with subway tiled shower stall. There is even a bonus room. Features, Price, $1,085/month + $110/month for water, sewer and trash This Loft is located in a commercial and residential mixed use building and sits next to The Golden Record as an Event Space with Concert Venue options! Neighborhood is a Walker's Paradise! Live/work space Central heat and air Refurbished hardwood floors High ceilings Ample storage space Laundry in building Granite counter tops in kitchen Bonus room All electric The apartment is located in the historic Cherokee Theater, which was built in 1911 by the Vaudeville Theater Company. In 1916 Fred Wehrenberg took over the theater operations and it became known as the “New Cherokee Theater”. The New Cherokee Theater closed at the end of 1930 and the building was converted to commercial use. The following year the Wehrenberg's Southside Amusement Company opened the Cherokee Bowling and Billiards on the second floor, which later became Cherokee Q M Bowling Alleys and finally the Cherokee Lanes Bowling Alley. Cherokee Lanes closed around 1962 and the Southside Amusement Company sold the building in 1968. The building is perhaps best known as the home of the Proper Shoe Store, which opened in the building in 1940 and closed in 2002. While other department stores, such as J. C. Penney's and Fairchild's, operated for decades on Cherokee Street, Proper Shoe Store is the only one that survived into the 21st century, having been in continuous operation for over sixty years. Also known as “Milton Mandel's Proper Shoe Store,” the building was also home to Mandel's Style Shop, which sold women's clothing during the 1950s and 1960s. Rental Notes, The advertised price reflects a $100 discount for paying the rent on the first of the month When available, short term leases may be subject to additional fees. We require an application and credit check One-time leasing fee Pet deposit is typically 1/2 of the full month's rent