Welcome To Winston Factory Lofts
Loft Living In Downtown Winston-Salem
Originally built in 1920 by the P. H. Hanes Company for textile manufacturing, we converted these majestic industrial buildings into 171 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartment homes.
The Winston Factory Lofts buildings were originally part of a three-building complex that housed the operations of the P. H. Hanes Company from 1916 until 1951.
Phase 1 of Winston Factory Lofts is housed in the second of the three, built in 1920-21 immediately north of the 1916 building. Known as the ‘Knitting Building’ or “North Building’, the structure copied the 1916 building in construction method and form and is built from concrete and reinforced steel.
Phase 2 of Winston Factory Lofts is located in the third and final building in the complex that was originally built in 1928 at 101 E. Sixth Street.
Apartment Features:
- Spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom lofts
- Huge windows in every unit
- Loft designs that take advantage of the 13+ foot ceilings
- Hardwood and/or stained concrete floors in the living areas
- Fluted columns in many units
- High efficiency heating/air units
- Exposed metal ductwork
- Granite counter tops with under mount kitchen sinks
- Stainless steel appliances
- Ceramic tile baths
- Granite counter tops in the baths
- Washer/Dryer in every unit
- Walk-in Closets *
- Great views of the City and of the mountains *
* In select units
Community Features:
- Secure, on-site, indoor parking available
- Outdoor pool (full-size) plus an outdoor jetted pool
- Outdoor fireplace
- Covered seating area
- Three outdoor gas grills
- Two roof-top decks with terrific views of the City and of the mountains
- Two lounges with huge fireplace and kitchen/wet bar for entertaining
- Two 24-hour fitness centers
- Yoga studio
- 18-seat movie theater
- Pool tables, foosball table
- Two pet parks…pets welcome
- Wireless internet in public places
- Secure on-site storage units available
- Steps from Winston’s Art District, restaurants, and nightlife
We’re located just steps from the Arts District and you’ll be able to walk to plenty of restaurants, night life, and art galleries. In the summer time, we enjoy walking to the Summer on Trade festivals held several times throughout the season.
