Apartment of the Week: Railyard Flats

This Apartment of the Week is sponsored by Pendar Properties.

An exceptional downtown loft community has rare available living options.

The location

Railyard Flats is located at 440 E. Eighth St. and was the first mass timber building constructed in South Dakota.

“It was built with such intention and quality — you can feel it when you step inside,” said co-owner Anne Haber of Pendar Properties.

“This is a small and intimate community with only 41 units, so you have that more cozy feel but with direct access to all the new amenities of the broader Cherapa Place development — the Plaza, SISU fitness center and soon Pomegranate Market. Plus, it’s so much fun to head down to the lobby and enjoy a cocktail at one of our favorite bars, Highball.”

The apartments

Railyard Flats currently has available studio, one-, two-bedroom-plus-den and three-bedroom floor plans. Two additional two-bedroom lofts are expected to be available soon.

“This is a great time to see a sampling of living options here and to get connected in case we have your ideal loft becoming available soon,” Haber said.

“Quite honestly, this property has some stunning finishes and is of the utmost quality. It’s really quite impressive for a rental – Showplace custom cabinetry, heated tile floors, tons of storage. You’re not going to feel like you’re living in an apartment here.”

The amenities

The downtown lifestyle surrounds you at Railyard Flats, where residents enjoy convenient parking, a dedicated fitness center, community gathering room and rooftop patio.

“On the main level, our cozy courtyard is so very special – from the landscaping to the sculpture to the outdoor pet amenities,” Haber said. “Plus, you’re easily connected to the bike trail and the broader downtown, making this an incredibly complete living experience.”

The tour

To take a look inside Railyard Flats, click here.

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