Quarter Row at The Yards
601 West Doty Street
EXTREMELY LIMITED AVAILABILITY
Quarter Row is the latest development in The Yards District, a collection of exceptionally designed properties that includes Tobacco Lofts, SEVEN27 and Nine Line. Quarter Row is nestled in downtown’s most prominent residential neighborhood on a lightly traveled, tree-lined street, just six blocks from the Capitol Square. Small spaces are the new dream homes and Quarter Row offers 88 impeccably designed units, from well-organized one-bedrooms to carefully conceived three-bedrooms ready for your individual touch.
Underground Parking - $150/month per stall, Surface parking - $75/month per stall, limited availability
Rent Includes - water, trash and sewer
Dogs - $50/month + one-time $50 fee, Cats - $25/month
$500 Security Deposit - $25 Application Fee
The Amenities
With a roomy common space, and a lush back yard, there are ample shared spaces for coffee, games and revelry. Quarter Row includes a fitness center, second floor sun deck, first floor lounge, game room, landscaped back yard, fire pit and grill area.
The Units
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Features and Amenities
Quarter Row at The Yards
Capitol Views
Cats Welcome
Complimentary Coffee
Controlled Access
Dogs Welcome
Gas Grills
Gym
In-Unit Washer/Dryer
Indoor Bike Storage
Intercom System
Landscaped Courtyard
Lobby WiFi
Lounge
Media Room
Online Payment
Package Room
Quartz Countertops
Surface Parking
Trash Chute
Underground Parking
Water Included
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