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Learn Something New Today EXALT: verb: to praise, glorify or honor
The way Martin exalted The Lofts at Shillito Place made Kate want to move there immediately.
TOTAL TOWNE PACKAGE heated outdoor swimming pool (April to October) two fitness centers two clubrooms indoor half-court basketball indoor driving range billiards table tennis free tanning bed cornhole
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Loft Ceilings Enormous Windows Spacious Room Sizes Hardwood Floors(some) Carpeting (some) Ceiling Fans Mini-Blinds Abundant Closet Space Unit Temp. Control Equipped Kitchen Microwaves & Ice Makers (2 & 3 Bedroom) Lobby
Washer/Dryer Hookup (2 & 3 Bedroom) Cable Ready Wiring/CAT 5 Discounted Garage Parking Community Library Clubroom Cat Friendly [Check out Groton Lofts if you have a small dog.] Fitness Center Indoor Basketball Court Storage Units on each floor Laundry Room on each floor Total Towne Package Professionally Managed by Towne Properties
SPECIAL OFFER FOR LOFTS AT SHILLITO PLACE RESIDENTS
Cincinnati Bell has teamed up with Towne Properties to offer specials for our residents. Call the leasing office at 513/ 651-1661 for the special code and direct number to Cincinnati Bell.
Neighborhood & Surrounding Areas
Even before the Civil War, The John J. Shillito Company--what we now know as The Lofts at Shillito Place, was a primary destination for the gentry of Cincinnati.Then as now, Shillito's style and ambience befits its inhabitants.
Originally situated on Fourth Street, Shillito looked northward for a new and grander home soon after the war. In 1876, James L. McLaughlin was commissioned to design a "palace of retailing" that would equal any in New York or Boston .
McLaughlin created a grand structure in the Commercial Style at the southwest corner of Seventh and Race Streets. The new Shillito's was distinguished by a sweeping staircase and a glorious octagonal atrium crowned by an enormous skylight.
Loft Ceilings
