Welcome to The Collector's Loft. For the past four years, this remarkable residence has served as the private gallery of an avid collector whose passion for early American artifacts, fine art, pop art, sculpture, antiques, and music has transformed the space into one of downtown St. Louis' most distinctive homes. Housing an extraordinary collection—including a beautifully restored 1913 Baldwin grand piano—the loft has welcomed musicians for intimate performances and has even displayed artwork destined for permanent installation at Graceland. More than simply a home, it has functioned as a rotating exhibition and gathering place, where every corner tells a story while showcasing the incredible scale and flexibility of the expansive open floor plan. Beneath this one-of-a-kind gallery experience lies everything loft enthusiasts search for: soaring timber ceilings supported by massive wood columns, exposed interior brick, oversized industrial windows, and the authentic architectural character that can only be found in a historic warehouse conversion. A dramatic fireplace serves as the centerpiece of the main living area, creating a natural focal point within the expansive space and an inviting place to gather on a chilly evening. The generous open living and dining areas easily accommodate furniture of virtually any scale, while the oversized kitchen offers an enviable amount of counter space for the serious cook, gas cooking preferred by all the great chefs, and a bar-height counter with comfortable seating for six. Just beyond the kitchen is a distinctive additional seating area created by the current owners—an intimate little space that works beautifully on its own but could also be incorporated into the kitchen for those wanting an even larger culinary and entertaining area. Tucked away from the main living spaces, the expansive primary suite offers something not always found in a loft: genuine privacy. Its walls extend all the way to the ceiling and a traditional door completely separates the bedroom from the rest of the home, creating a true retreat complemented by a spa-like bathroom featuring a curbless walk-in shower, separate soaking tub, and an impressive custom walk-in closet. Another coveted and surprisingly rare feature is the dedicated laundry room, generously sized enough to accommodate a small workspace in addition to full-size laundry appliances and storage. The residence also includes one dedicated parking space in the private garage and an extra-large private storage cage. For those seeking a truly turnkey loft, the sellers are also willing to negotiate leaving the furniture, offering the opportunity to step into this extraordinary space with much of its distinctive character already in place. Located just steps from the energy of Washington Avenue, you'll enjoy walkable access to restaurants, nightlife, sporting events, and entertainment while appreciating the quieter atmosphere of a location set just off the main thoroughfare. Even more exciting, downtown continues to build momentum with transformative projects like the forthcoming Washington Avenue Food Hall and the creation of the new Downtown Entertainment District, bringing fresh investment, new destinations, and renewed vibrancy to the neighborhood. Once the gallery moves on, an extraordinary canvas awaits its next curator.
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Last 6 closed homes in this zip.
| Address | Bd/Ba | SqFt | List | Sold | Closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1209 Washington Avenue, 302, St Louis City, MO 63103 | 2/2 | 1,571 | $1,995 | $1,995 100% of ask |
Aug 24, 2026 |
| 1209 Washington Avenue, 401, St Louis City, MO 63103 | 2/2 | 1,876 | $2,095 | $2,095 100% of ask |
Aug 21, 2026 |
| 2201 Locust Street, 305, St Louis City, MO 63103 | 2/2 | 1,230 | $189,000 | $178,000 94.2% of ask |
Aug 21, 2026 |
| 1619 Washington Avenue, 803, St Louis City, MO 63103 | 2/2 | 1,470 | $185,000 | $180,000 97.3% of ask |
Aug 21, 2026 |
| 1209 Washington Avenue, 205, St Louis City, MO 63103 | 2/2 | 1,482 | $1,795 | $1,795 100% of ask |
Aug 19, 2026 |
| 1209 Washington Avenue, 308, St Louis City, MO 63103 | 1/2 | 1,815 | $1,815 | $1,815 100% of ask |
Jul 29, 2026 |
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Downtown living at it's best, walk to everything that the Washington Avenue loft district has to offer. Start the day with Coffee at Sacred grounds, food options include Medina, Rosalita's, Arepa Bar, Blood and Sand, and finish the day with a cocktail at Hair of the dog. This location has so much to offer and the Knickerbocker Condominium is situated to provide easy access to countless other venues. Public Library and Dog park just outside the entryway. This north facing unit is flooded with natural light from an expansive wall of windows directly on Washington. The building originally constructed in 1907 is loaded with architectural details and the unit itself has a open concept loft layout. A spacious living room flows directly to the well appointed kitchen that is a perfect work station for meal preparation and entertaining.
Welcome to The Collector's Loft. For the past four years, this remarkable residence has served as the private gallery of an avid collector whose passion for early American artifacts, fine art, pop art, sculpture, antiques, and music has transformed the space into one of downtown St. Louis' most distinctive homes. Housing an extraordinary collection—including a beautifully restored 1913 Baldwin grand piano—the loft has welcomed musicians for intimate performances and has even displayed artwork destined for permanent installation at Graceland. More than simply a home, it has functioned as a rotating exhibition and gathering place, where every corner tells a story while showcasing the incredible scale and flexibility of the expansive open floor plan. Beneath this one-of-a-kind gallery experience lies everything loft enthusiasts search for: soaring timber ceilings supported by massive wood columns, exposed interior brick, oversized industrial windows, and the authentic architectural character that can only be found in a historic warehouse conversion. A dramatic fireplace serves as the centerpiece of the main living area, creating a natural focal point within the expansive space and an inviting place to gather on a chilly evening. The generous open living and dining areas easily accommodate furniture of virtually any scale, while the oversized kitchen offers an enviable amount of counter space for the serious cook, gas cooking preferred by all the great chefs, and a bar-height counter with comfortable seating for six. Just beyond the kitchen is a distinctive additional seating area created by the current owners—an intimate little space that works beautifully on its own but could also be incorporated into the kitchen for those wanting an even larger culinary and entertaining area. Tucked away from the main living spaces, the expansive primary suite offers something not always found in a loft: genuine privacy. Its walls extend all the way to the ceiling and a traditional door completely separates the bedroom from the rest of the home, creating a true retreat complemented by a spa-like bathroom featuring a curbless walk-in shower, separate soaking tub, and an impressive custom walk-in closet. Another coveted and surprisingly rare feature is the dedicated laundry room, generously sized enough to accommodate a small workspace in addition to full-size laundry appliances and storage. The residence also includes one dedicated parking space in the private garage and an extra-large private storage cage. For those seeking a truly turnkey loft, the sellers are also willing to negotiate leaving the furniture, offering the opportunity to step into this extraordinary space with much of its distinctive character already in place. Located just steps from the energy of Washington Avenue, you'll enjoy walkable access to restaurants, nightlife, sporting events, and entertainment while appreciating the quieter atmosphere of a location set just off the main thoroughfare. Even more exciting, downtown continues to build momentum with transformative projects like the forthcoming Washington Avenue Food Hall and the creation of the new Downtown Entertainment District, bringing fresh investment, new destinations, and renewed vibrancy to the neighborhood. Once the gallery moves on, an extraordinary canvas awaits its next curator.
INVESTORS!! We have a package deal in the historic Ely Walker building of 3 loft units in the same building. All units are fully rented at market pricing with great 1%+ returns monthly. Unit 616 with deeded parking spot 2 bedroom 2 bathroom, 1340 sq ft, rented at $1290/month Unit 617 2 bedroom 1 bathroom, 1057 sq ft, rented at $1200 /month Unit 327 1 bedroom 1 bathroom, 900 sq ft rented at $1290 /month HOA amounts are $190-$250 depending on sq footage Showings can be scheduled, you must call the list agent to arrange a time.
