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putting that hatch to the basement in front of the stove like that is just asking to lose all your front teeth
Reviewed by benadamx May 05 2009, 09:41pm ( 63 reviews ) • azarchitecture.com
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Rated by Lakshmi11111 on Oct 08, 8:41am
i want to live here
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Rated by ChelleBee on Jul 27, 9:49pm
Urge to buy a loft...rising... :D
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Rated by LeviF on Jul 18, 10:22pm
Looks pretty tight
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Reviewed by Gilman on Jun 17, 9:17pm
loft for sale 250K
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Rated by TheQQueen on May 29, 5:29pm
I like it.
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Rated by 6by16 on May 29, 11:15am
LOL at Stepper, trying to sell cheesy particleboard stairs. The place is so-so, nice looking, but way too expensive for a 1 bedroom loft in Phoenix.
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Rated by Stepper100 on May 11 2009, 9:08pm
Very contemporary looking, although the stairs look very precarious. This builder should have used EZ Stairs http://www.ez-stairs.com to make some solid and safe, yet custom stairs.
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Rated by alainjournalist on May 10 2009, 9:35pm
interesting space. I love the photography :)
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Reviewed by Purplecat on May 10 2009, 4:27am
This is mixed. sure, it looks nice, and I usually go for this sort of sleek "I'm so modern" style. But consider this- The flooring will do nothing to soften the place, heating and cooling will be a horrible job, and it's in Phoenix: bubble central. The value will plunge once you've bought it, and you'll be stuck in a city that hardly anyone will want to live and work in.
