Our newest project, Machine Flats, is now leasing. This is Cincinnati’s first true industrial loft apartment project in the city’s warehouse district. Featuring exposed brick and ducts, open floorplans, enormous factory-style windows, rustically finished hardwood floors, and brushed chrome hardware and fixtures.

Each apartment also features the latest in amenities, including fully equipped kitchens, washer/dryer hookups, secured parking, and wiring for high-speed cable and Internet access.

Located in Cincinnati’s Camp Washington neighborhood, Machine Flats is conveniently located to I-75, the University of Cincinnati, and Northside.

• True warehouse luxury lofts!
• Click here for rental availabilities
• Washer/dryer hookups in each unit
• Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access to all residents – never pay for internet service again!
• Free rent for your pets. Located next to a huge park.
• Free gated secured exterior parking, secured indoor parking available
• Contemporary interior design with an industrial flair including hardwood floors, huge windows, spacious floor plans and exposed bricks and ducts.
• 4 designer paint color palettes
• Commercial style kitchens with custom built cabinetry, open shelving, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops
• Ceilings ranging from 12 to 16 feet
• Lofted mezzanines over kitchens and bathrooms with custom industrial railings
• Secured resident entrances with intercoms and video monitoring
• Each loft equipped with individual security systems
• Each loft equipped with individually controlled heat and central air conditioning
• Near Northside and Clifton Gaslight District, two of Cincinnati’s hippest young neighborhoods
• Studios and one-bedrooms available, all equipped with extra live/work den areas

Machine Flats has a variety of leasing options available. Click here for rental availabilities. Contact Mara Phillips at 513.490.3771 or Jennifer Benvie at 513.681.3400 x15 for further information.

Camp Washington is an up-and-coming Cincinnati neighborhood that once was the industrial backbone of Cincinnati. This heritage is plainly evident in the many historic warehouses and factory complexes that still line many of the streets. Radiating from these are residential districts with late nineteenth and early twentieth century dwellings featuring charming historic architecture, ornamental porches, and decorative cornices.

A park on the east side of Colerain Avenue provides green space. Reconstruction of the Colerain Avenue/Hopple Street intersection off I-75 has transformed the commercial core of Camp Washington, with further changes expected to result from the nearby planned Hopple Street Crossing strip commercial center development. Camp Washington Chili, a Cincinnati landmark and home of nationally acclaimed Cincinnati-style chili, is at the northwest corner of Colerain and Hopple.

Camp Washington is conveniently located to other major Cincinnati destinations, education and employment centers, and the financial and professional hub of downtown Cincinnati. Both the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati State Technical College are just a few minutes’ drive from Camp Washington. I-75, Spring Grove Avenue, and Central Parkway provide convenient access to downtown Cincinnati.

The bohemian charm of Northside is a short drive north on Spring Grove Avenue. Shopping centers in St. Bernard, Clifton, and University Heights meet everyday needs, while express access to all points of the tri-state area are readily available from the I-75 corridor, including via I-74, the Norwood Lateral, I-275, Columbia Parkway, and I-71.

The Machine Flats is located in the former Oesterlein Machine Company Complex. Built in 1918, this 4-building complex originally was the home of William Oesterlein’s machine tool company.

The Fashion Frocks dress company bought the property in the 1930s and became one of the country’s largest manufacturers of direct-marketed women’s clothing. Other occupants of the buildings have included printing companies, shoe manufacturers, auto parts distributors, and cabinet makers.

Middle Earth Developers, Inc., acquired this venerable complex in late 2004 for the purpose of rehabilitating the building into authentic industrial loft apartments that are like no others in Cincinnati.

From I-75 North or South:
Take the Hopple Street exit and go 1 block west. At Colerain Avenue (near the Camp Washington Chili location), take a right. Go north 5 blocks. The Machine Flats will be on the left at the northwest corner of Monmouth and Colerain avenues.

On-street parking is available on both Colerain and Monmouth avenues.