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The Lofts At Union Alley

The Lofts At Union Alley

(901) 763-6437

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110 Barboro Alley, Memphis, TN 38103
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Amenities

In unit laundry
Hardwood floors
Dishwasher
Pet friendly
24hr maintenance
Ceiling fan
Unit Amenities
dishwasher
garbage disposal
in unit laundry
microwave
refrigerator
hardwood floors
ice maker
oven
range
smoke-free units
ceiling fan
Property Amenities
elevator
internet access
lobby
cats allowed
dogs allowed
accessible
24hr maintenance
cc payments
key fob access
smoke-free community
pet friendly
e-payments
online portal
Find the perfect balance of loft living and rustic comfort in the heart of Downtown Memphis. Just steps off of Main Street, your home at the Lofts at Union Alley puts you in walking distance from everything Downtown has to offer. Our luxury apartments allow you to reside in comfort and sophistication while exploring the unique and dynamic culture downtown.

Originally built in 1901, the Lofts at Union Alley is located on Barboro Alley, with Union to the north and Gayoso to the south, is perhaps the most picturesque. A straight shot to the Mississippi River with buildings bordering the thin path of cobblestones, resembling a street from ancient Rome, Barboro Alley, is named for a 19th-century Italian immigrant who rose to prominence as a fruit and produce distributor whose store was located at 345 S. Main. Called Dead Man’s Alley up until the 1880s because two undertakers, J. Hinton, and Sons and T.J. Collins, who operated on opposite ends of the alley, the alley saw a gruesome chapter in Memphis history during the yellow fever epidemic of 1878. In 1994 the building became the home of Blue Light Studio, the studio that took a famous portrait of Elvis Presley while located on Beale St. just prior to his first television appearance. It was renovated in 2011 as The Lofts at Union Alley.

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