1401 S Flores

Steel House Lofts is a low-rise, four-story conversion of the early 20th-century Peden Iron & Steel building, reworked into residences in 2015 while retaining industrial character. Units are configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom lofts with open-concept plans, high ceilings (often 12–15 feet), exposed concrete columns or brick, polished or stained concrete floors, large windows, and flexible living spaces that accommodate home-office or gallery uses. Kitchens and baths are commonly updated with granite or quartz counters, stainless-steel appliances, islands or eat-in areas, and in-unit laundry; many homes include walk-in closets and storage rooms. Common interior features emphasize loft-style living — breakfast areas, ceiling fans, breakfast bars, and modern lighting — while select units offer private patios or small yards. Exterior amenities center on urban conveniences: a controlled-access entry, covered and gated parking with assigned spaces, secured storage units, and a landscaped common outdoor area with a lap pool, barbecue seating, and a small dog park. Residents also have access to an on-site fitness room and a permanent building-wide art collection displayed in the corridors. Located in Southtown’s creative corridor, the building sits within walking distance of the River Walk, Blue Star Arts Complex, San Pedro Creek trails, restaurants, galleries, and nightlife, supporting an active, pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle.