Live Easier- Residential Loft

A home should always make you feel good when you enter it. This 1800 sq ft private residence does just that with tall ceilings, exposed ceilings, and great spaces. With a layout designed by a modern architect, the space takes advantage of the old building envelope to create a quality atmosphere for those who enjoy simple and efficient living.

Old hardwood floors were redone, the original ceiling joists were reused, and large windows were reglazed to eliminate the need for artificial light except at night. This residence occupies the second floor, across the corridor from the office space.

It includes (2) bedrooms, (2) baths, a study, full laundry room, and (2) outside patios. This unit is for rent at $925 per month.

• KAT Bus Line Route

• 2 miles North of Downtown

• 3 miles to UT

Office Space Available

A complete remodel of one of the 2nd floor spaces has yielded a 1,800 sq ft open form office space with private access to a 900 sq ft Green Roof for employee and customer enjoyment. This office loft space overlooks the future courtyard.

By investing on the front end with roof structure that would span long distances, an environment with only one interior load bearing wall exists. This allows the resident an unlimited selection of floor plan options. Office space comes complete with ADA bathroom, shower and kitchen.

The space is furnished with almost all necessities and will require very little capital investment, if any, to start-up. Can’t afford a large space and only need a desk? We have answers for that as well with our co-op office space starting as low as $325/month.

COMING SOON!

WHY HATE WHERE YOU WORK? Almost every workspace has the exact same thing in common, a lifeless environment void of the very things we cherish at home: fresh air, light and natural surroundings. Why does the dichotomy of quality at home and work exist? It doesn’t have to. Come and check us out, we think you will share our opinion.

UPDATE: News Sentinel Article 4/20/09!

UPDATE: WBIR report on 5/17/09!

Renovation is underway for the rebirth of an old building on the corner of Fairmont and Broadway. This Art Moderne building which was built in the mid-1920s was the former home of Pete Moore Appliances and several others. Serving as a haven for homeless people and showing significant wear from lack of care over the past 20 yrs, the building was awarded a 2005 Onion Award for its dilapidated appearance by Keep Knoxville Beautiful.

The newly named Taggart Building is being reinvented by MiLand Properties whose intent is to develop a neighborhood hub for living and working with an emphasis on sustainable living and modern design. The old front parking lot is being ripped up. A courtyard will take its place with enough green area to relax with friends or schedule events. A bus stop area will be provided at the front of the building for downtown KAT bus riders to rest and secure their bikes.

Currently, two spaces are available for lease/purchase. The first is a large dwelling on the second floor overlooking the courtyard. The second is office space with private access to Knoxville’s first commercial Green Roof. Ample parking is located at the rear of the building.