400 N Broadway

A converted early-20th-century warehouse in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward, this mid-rise condominium building dates to 1911 and retains industrial loft character across its floors. Units are predominantly two-bedroom loft and condo layouts with high ceilings (around 11–11.8 feet), expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, and open-plan great rooms that emphasize daylight and views. Interior finishes commonly include hardwood maple or Brazilian cherry floors, maple cabinetry, granite counters, built-in wet bars, fireplaces, generous walk-in closets, lofted spaces, and in-unit laundry. Many residences offer private outdoor space in the form of balconies or small patios and additional storage lockers. Building-shared elements reflect an urban lifestyle: a rooftop solarium/terrace and tenth-floor community room with panoramic skyline and Lake Michigan views, a heated indoor garage with assigned spaces (some units include two or more), secure entry, and same-floor or adjacent storage for cars and belongings. The property supports mixed use of large open units that can be subdivided, and seller/builder options for customized interior build-outs. Pet-friendly policies are commonly noted. Located steps from the Public Market, restaurants, retail, nightlife, and the riverfront, the building places residents within walking distance of transit, festival venues, and waterfront amenities, offering a blend of historic fabric and contemporary condo living.