Located in downtown Knoxville, TN, Sterchi Lofts has a space for every lifestyle. Whether it's a studio suite or a four-bedroom loft, each unit boasts upscale amenities such as high-end appliances, sliding steel doors, enormous picturesque windows, and access to nearby parking. Outside the walls of the building, you are close to everything downtown has to offer art galleries, restaurants, coffee shops, running trails, and a short walk to Market Square and the Old City.
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Efficient, economical downtown living. Our studio units provide you with unlimited potential for your space. With all the amenities of our larger units, you still get the modern, upscale lifestyle while living with less-less waste of heat, electricity, and other utilities. Price starts at $203,360 (Prices are subject to daily changes depending on market conditions and other dynamic factors).
This two bedroom, one bath unit boasts open living spaces and architectural details that will leave you and your house guests in awe. Large living room windows provide spectacular views of Gay St. and downtown! Price starts at $314,000 (Prices are subject to daily changes depending on market conditions and other dynamic factors).
Our 3 bedroom, 2 bath floor plans are a spacious layout including a master bedroom with en suite bathroom! Price starts at $347,200 (Prices are subject to daily changes depending on market conditions and other dynamic factors). Photos may also include upgrade options such as wooden sliding doors, hardwood floors, or upgraded cabinets.
This two bedroom, two bath unit boasts open living spaces and architectural details that will leave you and your house guests in awe. One of the bedrooms features an en suite bathroom. Gorgeous large living room windows overlook a neighboring courtyard allowing you to feel the peace and quite of the suburbs right in the heart of downtown!
Since the 1920s, the Sterchi building has been an iconic part of the Knoxville skyline. Sterchi Brothers was once the world's largest furniture store chain, with over 74 locations across the southeastern United States and a worldwide customer base. In 1946, the company became the first Knoxville-based firm to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Ryder Simson
Jan 14, 2022
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Devin Winchester
May 04, 2021
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Elizabeth Dragoo
Dec 12, 2020
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Mick Bankhead
Jul 15, 2020
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Allen Adkins
Oct 04, 2019
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Susan Brown
Oct 28, 2018
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Love these apartments! My husband and I considered moving here if our house sold, just to get a feel for how we would like to live downtown. Chloe was excellent showing us around and answering our many questions. We ended up taking our house off the market, but still wish we would have been able to give these a try.
Brittany Brosky
Sep 27, 2018
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This is by far the best place I have ever lived. Deciding to live walking distance to the old city and market square was a great decision in itself, but the staff at Terminus has always made sure that we have what we need. The maintenance team has always repaired any issues that we have had in a very timely manner, and has always been very professional to my two roommates and I.
David Brown
Oct 16, 2013
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Disclaimer: I only visited this apartment complex and have not rented. I'm hoping this will save you a trip.
I visited this apartment complex with a friend in January 2014 to see about a room they had on the 9th floor. I was actually embarrassed to be there. The floor is concrete, low end appliances, strangely placed windows, walls looked like someone took a sledge hammer to them, and I was surprised the elevators made it all the way up to that floor they looked so bad. To top it off, it was a studio that does not warrant the high price tag of over $900 before utilities. I hope this review saves
I visited this apartment complex with a friend in January 2014 to see about a room they had on the 9th floor. I was actually embarrassed to be there. The floor is concrete, low end appliances, strangely placed windows, walls looked like someone took a sledge hammer to them, and I was surprised the elevators made it all the way up to that floor they looked so bad. To top it off, it was a studio that does not warrant the high price tag of over $900 before utilities. I hope this review saves
