107 S Front St

River Row is a historic, low- to mid-rise condominium complex in downtown Memphis dating from 1980, built within a converted cotton warehouse context and retaining industrial character. Units are predominantly one- and two-bedroom floorplans, with some multi-level loft-style residences that feature vaulted or cathedral ceilings and exposed wood beams; square-footage varies but several listings reference generous open-plan living and dining areas plus secondary loft/den space. Interiors commonly showcase original heart-pine floors or renovated kitchens and bathrooms, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, breakfast bars or islands, walk-in closets, and a mix of traditional and updated finishes. Exterior features include private balconies or patios, a shared landscaped courtyard, iron fencing, sidewalks and river-facing aspects with multiple units offering views of the Mississippi. Common elements in the building are elevator access, secure fob entry in some units, and outdoor common areas for entertaining. Parking is largely on-street with nearby paid or communal options; long-term rentals are allowed but short-term leasing is typically prohibited. The location places residents within walking distance of the riverfront, AutoZone Park, law school, St. Jude, FedEx Forum, Beale Street and downtown dining and shopping, supporting an urban lifestyle rooted in historic architecture and riverfront access.