Located two blocks west of Busch Stadium in downtown St. Louis, Ballpark Lofts is a historic, 6-story masonry building built in 1894 (one of the 22 historic Cupples Station properties) and substantially renovated in 2007. It contains 68 one and two-bedroom residential lofts on the top four floors, and 31,000 square feet on the first two floors of commercial space, including The Wheelhouse Restaurant and Bar and Start Bar. The building includes a roof-top deck with great views in all four directions and a secure surface parking lot for residents, and is immediately to the north of an 838-car City parking garage. Unit amenities include: modern kitchens with granite counter tops, in-unit Bosch washers and dryers, farmhouse sinks, dishwashers, spacious jetted bath-tubs, thermal-pane windows, custom made faux wood blinds, unit controlled programmable heat and air conditioning, and the residential lofts are cable ready and offer high-speed fiber optic internet connections. The building lies four blocks east of the Enterprise Center, four blocks west of Ballpark Village and four blocks to the south of CityGarden, a renowned urban garden and sculpture park. There is a Schnuck’s grocery store at 9th and Olive, that offers free garage parking to shoppers. Besides The Wheelhouse, Start Bar, Ballpark Village, The Wheel, Saint Louis Aquarium, other area restaurants and bars also include: The Tin Roof, Midwestern, Broadway Oyster Bar and Paddy O’s. There is a Metro train station two blocks to the east of the Building, at The Westin Hotel. There is great highway access to the building, via east and west on and off-ramps of I-64. And Ballpark Lofts is a pet-friendly building, with a large grassed lot immediately to its west for dog walking and socializing with other pet owners.