191 N Broadway

A late-19th-century converted loft building in Milwaukee’s Third Ward, built in 1895 and reimagined for residential use with one-bedroom and loft-style homes. The structure retains industrial character: exposed Cream City or Chicago pink brick, heavy timber beams, post-and-beam construction, and oversized factory windows that create tall, light-filled living spaces and vaulted or cathedral ceilings. Typical interiors pair historic details with modern systems — wood or simulated-wood floors, skylights, walk-in closets, storage lockers, in-unit laundry plus on-floor laundry facilities, updated kitchens with stainless-steel appliances and granite or stone counters, and utility rooms. Many units feature private outdoor space such as balconies, patios, or private entries and offer 220 volt outlets and cable/high-speed internet readiness. Shared building amenities emphasize urban convenience: some units include deeded or underground parking, same-floor storage, rooftop access in neighboring properties, and occasional private coded elevators. The building’s location anchors residents in the heart of the Third Ward arts-and-dining district, steps from boutiques, the Public Market, galleries, theaters, waterfront promenades, and frequent neighborhood festivals. Pet policies are generally permissive in converted loft buildings of this type, and services typically reflect a low-to-moderate management presence with lease options for heated indoor parking and assigned storage.