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At 113 Years Old, Grand River Station Soon Becoming Lofts

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Considering what new police stations look like today, it's hard to believe that this amazing piece of architecture was originally built to be one. The same goes for new apartment buildings, which is why it's equally difficult to believe that the Grand River Station will soon be known as the Castle Lofts, meaning people will get to live in a building that looks like that. In fact, it could be you. Leasing is starting soon.

The Castle will offer units between one and four bedrooms, some with luxurious features like jacuzzi tubs and heated garage space. But, as the photos show, this isn't a maximum luxury/exclusive sort of building. It's surprisingly affordable, with prices between $550-$1,525/month including water and wi-fi service. The ground floor of each building is being offered as office space.
Completed in 1901, Grand River Station was designed by much-loved Detroit architect Louis Kamper and is actually two buildings (the smaller one was originally a garage) connected by an arcade. According to Brittany Washington of the Detroit Legacy Group (which is managing the property), renovations began twenty years ago, though finishing touches are still being added to some of the units. Those interested in renting can visit Detroit Legacy Group's website to schedule a tour.


· Yet Another Detroit Castle For Sale? [Curbed Detroit]
· Detroit Legacy Group [Official]
· 4150 Grand River [Zillow]