21 Ten Lofts

21 Ten Lofts is a converted early-20th-century loft building in downtown Kansas City, completed in 1914 and reimagined as a boutique condominium with about 52 units. The property rises multiple stories with large industrial-era windows, high (around 11–14 foot) ceilings and an exterior that retains historic masonry character. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts featuring polished concrete or hardwood floors, vaulted or tall ceilings, walls of operable windows, walk-in closets, and open-plan kitchens with islands, custom cabinetry and pantry space. Common areas focus on urban communal living: a landscaped, furnished rooftop terrace with seating, BBQ grills and 360-degree downtown views; bicycle storage and individual storage cages in the building or adjacent library garage; and shared laundry or in-unit washer/dryers depending on the residence. Parking is provided via assigned garage spaces (often in the nearby Downtown Central Library garage) and occasional additional rentals. HOA covers water, sewer, trash, recycling, building/common maintenance, landscaping of rooftop, building insurance and professional management. The location anchors the experience — one block from the KC streetcar in the Library District with immediate access to the Power & Light District, Sprint Center/T-Mobile Center, Crossroads, River Market, Kauffman Center and multiple restaurants, galleries and transit options. The building permits pets and blends historic loft character with modern conveniences like smart thermostats and updated appliances, appealing to residents seeking an inner-city lifestyle with communal outdoor space and secure parking/storage amenities.