Description

Industrial character. Historic bones. Right in the center of Jackson Ward. Located in the landmark Emrick Flats building, originally constructed in 1925 as a Chevrolet dealership and converted to residential lofts in 2007, this first-floor unit blends preserved architectural elements with modern urban living. Large factory-style windows bring in steady natural light. Concrete floors and columns, exposed ductwork, and original brick and masonry reflect the building’s industrial roots, while maple cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and an in-unit washer/dryer provide everyday functionality. The open living space offers flexibility for both living and dining, and the bedroom level provides separation and privacy. A full bath completes the layout. Unit 12 includes a dedicated off-street parking space and a private storage unit in the basement. Residents also enjoy elevator access and a shared rooftop deck with city views. Set at the convergence of Brook Road and Adams Street, you’re surrounded by Jackson Ward’s mix of restaurants, galleries, small businesses, and neighborhood staples. First Fridays, the Arts District, VCU, VCU Health, the Pulse line, and downtown offices are all within reach. Historic structure. Industrial aesthetic. A true urban footprint in one of Richmond’s most established neighborhoods. Seller offering 6 months of HOA dues with acceptable offer.