375 Triad Vlg Dr

Old Towne Lofts is a low-rise, two-story loft-style condominium complex completed in 2007, composed primarily of 2- and 3-bedroom units arranged in brownstone-like rows. The architecture emphasizes an industrial-contemporary aesthetic: exterior brick facades, vintage-style lamp posts in shared outdoor areas, and units that open to small private patios or porches. Interiors typically feature open plans with 12- to 14-foot ceilings, stained concrete flooring on the ground level, carpeted upper-level bedrooms, painted and stained wood trim, ceiling fans, and large windows with treatments. Kitchens are modestly appointed with pantries, breakfast bars, and included appliances in most units; stackable washer/dryer units are commonly provided. Bathrooms include a mix of full upstairs baths and a half-bath on the main level in many floorplans. Common amenities are minimal but maintenance-oriented: community lawn care, sprinkler irrigation, exterior maintenance via the HOA, a shared laundry room in some buildings, on-site dumpster and mail cluster boxes, and adjacent parkland with picnic areas. Parking is surface-level and arranged around the buildings; storm and patio doors have been upgraded on several units. Pet policies and parking rules are managed by the homeowners association; the HOA also handles exterior upkeep and landscaping. Located roughly 1.5 miles from the University of Oklahoma and a block from Norman’s public transportation corridor, the property sits between Lindsey and Alameda avenues, offering quick access to campus, Campus Corner, neighborhood parks, and nearby retail and dining. The complex’s combination of robust exterior maintenance, durable low-maintenance finishes, and proximity to campus supports a steady rental and student-oriented market.