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Base rent
$1,296 - $1,816
Beds
Studio-1
Baths
1
The Historic National Hotel Artist Lofts, LLC
2121 Market Street,
Galveston, TX
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/ 1,270 - 1,473 Sqft
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1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom
1 Bed
/ 1 Bath
/ 674 - 1,500 Sqft
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$1,000
Pets allowed.
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- Historic Building
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- Flex rent payments
Property description
Originally built as an opera house in 1870, the building enjoyed a glamourous but brief reign as Galveston's cultural centerpiece. This important landmark has now been reborn as the National Hotel Artist Lofts, featuring 27 units of affordable livework space for creatives and their families and ground-floor commercial space. The project has played a key role in the renaissance of the Strand, a...
Originally built as an opera house in 1870, the building enjoyed a glamourous but brief reign as Galveston's cultural centerpiece. This important landmark has now been reborn as the National Hotel Artist Lofts, featuring 27 units of affordable livework space for creatives and their families and ground-floor commercial space. The project has played a key role in the renaissance of the Strand, a National Historic Landmark District with many Victorian-era buildings, which has become a major tourist attraction.
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