The Businesses: Two Stationers, One Legacy---John L. Boland Book & Stationery Company---Blackwell-Wielandy Book & Stationery Co. was founded in 1901 by Paul J. Wielandy
Housed in The National Register–listed 1907 warehouse once home to one of the nation's largest book and stationery companies, this Printers Lofts residence pairs turn-of-the-century industrial character with true downtown loft living.
The Printers Lofts consists of two buildings constructed in the early 1900s - one building which was constructed in 1907 and another built around 1919. These buildings originally housed many different printing companies and were home to two of the city's leading book and stationery firms ...
Printers Lofts Resource Center - Data Room/Declarations/Bylaws/Rules & Regulations
In addition to Daily Tours we are available in the evenings & on the weekends, too...
Impressive View Entering The Great Room.
Stunning entryway - perfect space for your large pieces of art.
The great room is wrapped in fourteen oversized windows, flooding the open living and diningspace with light all day long.
Custom-built cabinetry and stainless steel appliances give this kitchen a sleek, industrial-chicedge.
A generous island puts the chef right in the middle of the action — never missing a moment ofthe party while prepping in the great room.
View entering the Great Room ... Light - Bright & Airy...
Natural light in the living area
The great room is wrapped in fourteen oversized windows, flooding the open living and diningspace with light all day long.
Flowing open spaces
Guest bedroom with a large triple size closet - great storage
Guest bathroom
Guest bedroom - endless urban views ....
Currently used by the seller as a home office, the primary suite is wrapped in windows withendless downtown views — equally at home as a bedroom retreat or a work-from-home space
Endless downtown views wrap this corner residence from nearly every angle.
Another view of the primary suite (home office) leading into the primary bathroom.
Spa-like details, including smart no-touch lighting, elevate the everyday routine.
Jetted Tub - Spa-like Surroundings - RELAX & ENJOY!!!
A deep soaking tub anchors the spa-like bath, tucked into beautifully tiled surroundings.
When you're ready to unwind, the Printers Lofts rooftop deck provides the ideal setting for soaking in the City Skyline!!!
Another Club Room adjacent to the Community Rooftop Deck in the 1627 Building
Unobstructed Downtown views from the Community Rooftop Deck -
Available 24/7 ---
Fully equipped fitness center for residents...
Additional club room lounge seating, ideal for quiet evenings or can be reserved for holiday gatherings.
The club room is located in the 1611 Building on the 2nd Floor -
Sunlit club room showcasing the same exposed brick and oversized warehouse windows found throughout the building
In 2005–2006, Loftworks redeveloped both buildings into residential lofts, and Printers Lofts became one of downtown's early loft conversion success stories, selling out quickly. Today it holds 82 condominium homes across the two buildings, with a rooftop deck, fitness center, two community party rooms, and garage parking
Underground climate controlled garage parking - Dedicated parking space is INCLUDED with the loft...
Large utility/laundry room
Large utility room
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There are lofts that check the boxes, and then there are lofts that remind you why people fall in love with downtown living in the first place. This corner residence at Printers Lofts brings together the best parts of the St. Louis loft experience: historic character, natural light, modern convenience, garage parking, and a building community that actually feels like a community. Inside, the space is defined by soaring ceilings, exposed brick, and an extraordinary wall of 14 oversized 8-foot windows that wrap the corner and fill the loft with light. Fully automated custom blinds make the space easy to live in throughout the day, whether you want bright morning energy, filtered afternoon light, or a quieter evening feel. The open layout works beautifully for both daily living and entertaining. The kitchen is a standout, with paneled KitchenAid and Bosch stainless steel appliances, contemporary cabinetry, and a generous center island that naturally becomes the gathering place — for coffee, dinner prep, or friends stopping by before a night out downtown. The bedroom area is thoughtfully positioned for privacy and includes generous closet space, while the modern bathroom has a clean, refined feel with smart touches like occupancy-sensing, no-touch lighting. The in-unit laundry area includes the same hands-free lighting, adding one of those small conveniences you appreciate more every time you use it. The loft is also well equipped for how people actually live now, with a smart thermostat, keyless Yale entry, and available gigabit fiber internet for remote work, streaming, and everyday connectivity. An assigned space in the heated, secure garage is included, along with secure building entry and a transferable Hoffman Bros maintenance plan for added peace of mind. Printers Lofts spans two sister buildings at 1611 and 1627 Locust, connected by a shared underground garage. This residence is located in 1627, home to the furnished rooftop deck with grills, comfortable seating, and wide-open sunset views over the St. Louis skyline. Residents also enjoy access to 1611’s second-floor community room and fitness center, giving the building shared amenity space that is genuinely useful, not just decorative. What makes Printers Lofts especially compelling is the balance: historic architecture without giving up comfort, a downtown location without sacrificing parking, and an established HOA with a welcoming residential feel. From here, Washington Avenue restaurants, coffee shops, nightlife, CityPark, Enterprise Center, and the broader downtown neighborhood are all part of daily life rather than occasional destinations. For buyers looking for a true downtown loft — not just an apartment with brick walls, but a home with light, presence, convenience, and a real sense of place — this one deserves a closer look.
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Open House & Estate Sale ** Sunday 7-26th ** Doors OPEN At 1:00 --- Rare top-floor loft in Historic Printers Lofts, priced below market and ready for its next chapter. Offered as-is, this is a standout opportunity for a buyer with vision to enhance an already impressive space. The essentials are here: soaring ceilings, exposed concrete columns, a full wall of operable warehouse windows, exposed brick, and the unmistakable industrial character that makes Printers Lofts so desirable. The spacious primary suite faces south, capturing bright morning light and sweeping skyline views, and includes a private en-suite bath. South-facing great room windows fill the main living area with warm afternoon light, creating a flexible space equally suited to quiet evenings or larger gatherings. Printers Lofts is a two-building development, with both buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The western building, formerly the Advertising/Mary Muffet building, dates to 1917; the eastern Blackwell-Wielandy building dates to 1907. Both originally housed prominent printing companies, book firms, and stationery businesses before being transformed into the loft community residents enjoy today. Building amenities include a rooftop deck with grills and patio seating, unobstructed urban views, a fitness center, and two club rooms. One assigned garage parking space and storage space are included. A rare chance to secure a top-floor loft at Printers Lofts at a compelling price point.
There are lofts that check the boxes, and then there are lofts that remind you why people fall in love with downtown living in the first place. This corner residence at Printers Lofts brings together the best parts of the St. Louis loft experience: historic character, natural light, modern convenience, garage parking, and a building community that actually feels like a community. Inside, the space is defined by soaring ceilings, exposed brick, and an extraordinary wall of 14 oversized 8-foot windows that wrap the corner and fill the loft with light. Fully automated custom blinds make the space easy to live in throughout the day, whether you want bright morning energy, filtered afternoon light, or a quieter evening feel. The open layout works beautifully for both daily living and entertaining. The kitchen is a standout, with paneled KitchenAid and Bosch stainless steel appliances, contemporary cabinetry, and a generous center island that naturally becomes the gathering place — for coffee, dinner prep, or friends stopping by before a night out downtown. The bedroom area is thoughtfully positioned for privacy and includes generous closet space, while the modern bathroom has a clean, refined feel with smart touches like occupancy-sensing, no-touch lighting. The in-unit laundry area includes the same hands-free lighting, adding one of those small conveniences you appreciate more every time you use it. The loft is also well equipped for how people actually live now, with a smart thermostat, keyless Yale entry, and available gigabit fiber internet for remote work, streaming, and everyday connectivity. An assigned space in the heated, secure garage is included, along with secure building entry and a transferable Hoffman Bros maintenance plan for added peace of mind. Printers Lofts spans two sister buildings at 1611 and 1627 Locust, connected by a shared underground garage. This residence is located in 1627, home to the furnished rooftop deck with grills, comfortable seating, and wide-open sunset views over the St. Louis skyline. Residents also enjoy access to 1611’s second-floor community room and fitness center, giving the building shared amenity space that is genuinely useful, not just decorative. What makes Printers Lofts especially compelling is the balance: historic architecture without giving up comfort, a downtown location without sacrificing parking, and an established HOA with a welcoming residential feel. From here, Washington Avenue restaurants, coffee shops, nightlife, CityPark, Enterprise Center, and the broader downtown neighborhood are all part of daily life rather than occasional destinations. For buyers looking for a true downtown loft — not just an apartment with brick walls, but a home with light, presence, convenience, and a real sense of place — this one deserves a closer look.
Welcome to downtown living at its finest in the highly desirable corner unit of the iconic Printers Lofts! This stylish loft blends historic charm with modern convenience, featuring soaring ceilings, exposed brick, and oversized windows that flood the space with natural light. The open-concept layout is ideal for everyday living and entertaining, with a cozy fireplace, kitchen boasting stainless steel appliances, contemporary cabinetry, and a large center island. The divided floor plan offers two bedrooms with walk-in closets, two full baths including a remodeled hall bath and a primary suite with a jetted tub and in-unit laundry, plus smart upgrades like keyless entry and fiber internet. Additional perks include assigned heated garage parking and extra storage. Printers Lofts provides secure entry, elevators, a rooftop deck with stunning Arch and skyline views, a community room, and a fitness center, all just steps from Washington Avenue, Energizer Park, restaurants, shops, nightlife, and entertainment. With over $3 billion in projected downtown investment nearby including the $61 million 21c Hotel and museum, $500 million Energizer Park, $130 million Butlers Building (400 apartments), $150 million Jefferson Arms Hotel with 230 apartments and 220 room AC Marriott Hotel, and Oliver Properties’ upcoming food hall in 2026, this loft offers an incredible opportunity to live in the heart of St. Louis’ renaissance.
