A striking one bedroom, one bath with spacious loft area, this unit faces south onto a tree lined Arch St, overlooking the historic Quaker Meeting House. It boasts all the character of the early industrial age: exposed brick and beams, wide plank natural wood floors, enormous factory windows that channel lots of natural light into the living area. A galley kitchen outfitted with subway tile, stainless steel appliances, wood cabinetry, and granite counters peers onto the open plan living area. A bedroom with closet and laundry is tucked behind the kitchen area on the main level. An iron spiral staircase leads to the modern bathroom and loft area which can be used as an extra sleeping area, a study/office or storage?all capped with a towering ceiling height that adds space and depth to the loft experience. A little history: The Hoopskirt Factory was built in the 1800's to manufacture the bouffant petticoats that were a mainstay of women's fashion of that time. You can certainly imagine them hanging from the extremely elevated ceilings and heavy beams that characterize the structure of this building. The units still maintain much of the original character with exposed brick walls and beams; however, modern upgrades were incorporated to appeal to a more contemporary lifestyle.