Lowell Lofts for Sale

You can find lofts for sale in Lowell MA, which is an old mill city with a revitalized downtown. The renovation of the old mill buildings in Lowell offers a unique opportunity to own a mill condominium with all the features of years past. Owning a loft in Lowell puts you at the cultural center of the City of Lowell.

Loft Style Apartments for Sale

What Defines A Loft in Lowell

A loft is often an old historic mill building converted to modern living spaces sold as condos or rented apartments. In Lowell, many of the lofts are from old textile manufacturers. Some fine examples are the Jackson Street Lofts housed in some of the old Appleton Mills or the lofts at Boott Cotton Mills on John Street.  

But a loft is only sometimes an old manufacturing MIll.  The Moller’s Building is a loft conversion that once was one of Merrimack Valley’s largest department stores that brought people in from all over the surrounding area.

Lowell loft-style condos are located in the heart of the downtown and retain original features of the mill it was converted from with brick walls, high ceilings, exposed wood beams, huge windows, cement or hardwood floors and an open concept layout while providing modern finishes and conveniences such as beautifully appointed kitchens with granite countertops, stainless appliances, central air conditioning.

You can find a Lowell loft covering many price points, with some offering high-end finishes that you would see in the best luxury apartments. Some of the distinct loft communities offer common area amenities that include a fitness center, game room, theatres, roof decks and more.

Many of the loft complexes provide great views of the Merrimack River or the canals that once powered manufacturing in the old industrial hub of Lowell.

More About Living In a Loft

The downtown location offers plenty to do and quick access to the commuter rail station for those commuting to Boston. Whether you take the rail or want to drive the 30 miles to Boston Lowell also provides great access to Routes 3, 495 and 93.

Living in the vibrant city of Lowell, particularly the downtown area, offers more than just a home; it provides a lifestyle you might not be able to find in single-family homes. The downtown puts you in the center of Lowell’s historic district and cultural center. Walk Market St on a sunny day and stop at one of the vibrant cafes to grab a quick drink or bite to eat. And remember to peruse some of the art galleries popping up downtown or many other great places to visit in the historic district.

Downtown Lowell – Living Lifestyle