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This downtown loft features a modern, welcoming design that's simple and family friendly. It also sits directly in front of a public park featuring a playground and sand volleyball court, and is within walking distance to over 20 great restaurants.
Die Unterkunft
The space
This downtown Chattanooga loft is designed to be authentic in every regard. Every element of design responds to the sites climatic conditions, historic presidents, and position within the neighborhood. The loft is designed to celebrate the inherent nature and appearance of the materials it is made of. The house was designed with efficiency and sustainability as the guiding principle. Being LEED certified means that the carbon footprint is at minimal.
The house features 2 loft beds, one bedroom (upstairs) has a queen, and the other bed is a sofa bed with a queen mattress downstairs in the living room. A large queen sized air mattress is available for the loft upstairs to allow the house to allow a total of 4 adults easily sleep upstairs (two in the queen bed and two in the air mattress). While two adults can sleep on the sofa bed downstairs.
Our neighbors on both sides are super great! We share our side yard and front patio with our neighbors who have 7 kids (and we have three kids). So we share the yard and patio with their family and our kids love it. If having the yard there is bothersome to you, you can easily close all the window roller blinds and curtains so that you have complete privacy. We ask our guests to please stay out of the side yard (the one with the trampoline), and the front patio as that is our private space that we share with our neighbors, and do not park in the driveway as it is a shared driveway. The loft balcony is your private outdoor space! Most of our guests never see anyone (unless they want to!) and have complete privacy both while inside the loft and while outside.
The neighborhood is extremely family friendly and very safe. The neighbors are so nice and the best neighbors in the world. Also, the neighborhood is full of children! So don’t be surprised if you see/hear lots of kids laughing or doing kids things. This is also very telling of how safe the neighborhood is.
The house is built about 50 yards from a train track, which has trains on it night and day. However, the trains don’t make much noise (just a very low hum), although sometimes you’ll hear the trains stop and clank as it’s stopping. The trains never honk their horns, but the trains come through night and day, and don’t make much noise. We have never had any complaints about the trains from our guests. Sometimes they will stop and the engines will just run. But don’t be surprised if you hear a low rumble from the trains through the night. To be extra safe we have two white noise dome machines located in the loft to help block out any outside sound so that you can sleep peacefully.
This house has excellent downtown location in close proximity to restaurants, leisure, and entertainment, and it's front sits directly on a two acre public park that includes a playground and a sand volleyball court (which is also great for kids to play in!).
Other features of the home include: East/west orientation for passive solar heating and day lighting, metal roof made of recycled materials, efficient argon-feild, Low E II insulated windows.
Guest access
The entire loft is open for any guests. However, the side yard is for our personal use (where the trampoline is located), and the driveway is a shared driveway with our neighbors. That means that guests must park on the street, and not in the driveway.
Zugang für Gäste
The entire loft is open for any guests. However, the side yard is for our personal use (where the trampoline is located), and the driveway is a shared driveway with our neighbors. That means that guests must park on the street, and not in the driveway.
Die Unterkunft
The space
This downtown Chattanooga loft is designed to be authentic in every regard. Every element of design responds to the sites climatic conditions, historic presidents, and position within the neighborhood. The loft is designed to celebrate the inherent nature and appearance of the materials it is made of. The house was designed with efficiency and sustainability as the guiding principle. Being LEED certified means that the carbon footprint is at minimal.
The house features 2 loft beds, one bedroom (upstairs) has a queen, and the other bed is a sofa bed with a queen mattress downstairs in the living room. A large queen sized air mattress is available for the loft upstairs to allow the house to allow a total of 4 adults easily sleep upstairs (two in the queen bed and two in the air mattress). While two adults can sleep on the sofa bed downstairs.
Our neighbors on both sides are super great! We share our side yard and front patio with our neighbors who have 7 kids (and we have three kids). So we share the yard and patio with their family and our kids love it. If having the yard there is bothersome to you, you can easily close all the window roller blinds and curtains so that you have complete privacy. We ask our guests to please stay out of the side yard (the one with the trampoline), and the front patio as that is our private space that we share with our neighbors, and do not park in the driveway as it is a shared driveway. The loft balcony is your private outdoor space! Most of our guests never see anyone (unless they want to!) and have complete privacy both while inside the loft and while outside.
The neighborhood is extremely family friendly and very safe. The neighbors are so nice and the best neighbors in the world. Also, the neighborhood is full of children! So don’t be surprised if you see/hear lots of kids laughing or doing kids things. This is also very telling of how safe the neighborhood is.
The house is built about 50 yards from a train track, which has trains on it night and day. However, the trains don’t make much noise (just a very low hum), although sometimes you’ll hear the trains stop and clank as it’s stopping. The trains never honk their horns, but the trains come through night and day, and don’t make much noise. We have never had any complaints about the trains from our guests. Sometimes they will stop and the engines will just run. But don’t be surprised if you hear a low rumble from the trains through the night. To be extra safe we have two white noise dome machines located in the loft to help block out any outside sound so that you can sleep peacefully.
This house has excellent downtown location in close proximity to restaurants, leisure, and entertainment, and it's front sits directly on a two acre public park that includes a playground and a sand volleyball court (which is also great for kids to play in!).
Other features of the home include: East/west orientation for passive solar heating and day lighting, metal roof made of recycled materials, efficient argon-feild, Low E II insulated windows.
Guest access
The entire loft is open for any guests. However, the side yard is for our personal use (where the trampoline is located), and the driveway is a shared driveway with our neighbors. That means that guests must park on the street, and not in the driveway.
Zugang für Gäste
The entire loft is open for any guests. However, the side yard is for our personal use (where the trampoline is located), and the driveway is a shared driveway with our neighbors. That means that guests must park on the street, and not in the driveway.
This downtown loft features a modern, welcoming design that's simple and family friendly. It also sits directly in front of a public park featuring a playground and sand volleyball court, and is within walking distance to over 20 great restaurants.
Die Unterkunft
The space
This downtown Chattanooga loft is designed to be authentic in every regard. Every element of design responds to the si…
Die Unterkunft
The space
This downtown Chattanooga loft is designed to be authentic in every regard. Every element of design responds to the si…
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1 Doppelbett (mind. 1,50 x 2 m), 1 Schlafcouch, 1 Luftmatratze
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Chattanooga, Tennessee, Vereinigte Staaten
Jefferson Heights is part of downtown Chattanooga’s resurgent Southside district and is located just off of Main Street. Southside, once the urban center of industry in Chattanooga, came to be known for its abandoned warehouses and old buildings during the mid-20th century. Today, revitalization has filled the neighborhood with the art, culture, cuisine and entertainment that has come to define the city. With the 50+ businesses that pepper the neighborhood as proof, this once-desolate area is experiencing a second life.
From North Shore to downtown and Southside, the civic spaces in Chattanooga have been given new life through public art, all of which showcases the array of local talent and celebrates the artistic and creative nature of the city. For Southside, the public art brings people to Main Street. As part of the program, Art on Main Street exhibits a collection of outdoor sculptures. In addition to the sculptures and murals you’ll encounter while strolling the streets, Main Street is also home to art galleries and studios.
Entertainment
Striving to set the entertainment scene apart from the sounds of Nashville and the live entertainment of Atlanta, Chattanooga is marketing itself as an eclectic entertainment landscape. While the city’s Riverfront Park draws large crowds for annual events, including Riverbend Festival, 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival and Riverfront Nights, Southside’s venues offer more intimate settings. Track29, one of Chattanooga’s favorite venues, will relocate to the Chattanooga Choo Choo’s Centennial Theatre, and kick off 2016 with acts such as Chris Stapleton and Grace Potter. But Chattanooga and Southside’s, entertainment opportunities are not limited to music. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy laughs at The Comedy Catch (also located inside the Choo Choo), catch a game at Finley Stadium, jump at The Jump Park, take a tour at Chattanooga Brewing Company or host their own events at Loose Cannon and The Urban Lawn.
While downtown attractions, such as the Tennessee Aquarium and Creative Discovery Museum, attract family crowds that turn in as the sun goes down, Southside offers things to do after 5 p.m. Two hot spots for late-night activities are Clyde’s on Main and Southside Social. Clyde’s serves up sandwiches, smoked meats and other casual dishes, with a side of entertainment. Located in a renovated auto-glass warehouse (named Clyde’s Auto Glass), this establishment offers an atmosphere that is unmatched. Try your luck at the pingpong tables, take a seat at the bar to watch a game, jam to live music, sink into conversation on one of the leather couches or enjoy a beer on the indoor patio. Whatever you do, you will be doing it alongside a lively bunch of locals.
Found a few miles down the road on Chestnut Street, Southside Social is a game lover’s paradise. The boutique bowling alley, lounge seating, pool tables, skee ball, pingpong, shuffleboard, giant jenga, bocce ball court, horseshoes and corn hole could keep anyone entertained for hours. The 30,000-square-foot space also has three bars, restaurant seating and a cigar bar.
Dining
The selection of restaurants in the Southside neighborhood will satisfy any diner’s appetite, with the highest number of restaurants per capita in the city, Southside is a dining destination. Following cities across the country, Chattanooga has developed as a culinary hot spot that is inherently local. Regional flavors can be found in the dishes at Bluegrass Grill and Blue Orleans, while international flavors abound at Conga Latin Food and La Altena. And although Southside restaurants differ in cuisine and atmosphere, what many of them share is their appreciation for locally sourced goods. Products from local craft butcher Main Street Meats can be found at restaurants such as Easy Bistro & Bar, Beast + Barrel, St. John’s, 212 Market and Flying Squirrel. Another local supplier, Niedlov’s Breadworks, bakes homemade bread that can be found at Slick’s Burgers, Terminal Brewhouse, Tremont Tavern, Beast + Barrel and many more.
From North Shore to downtown and Southside, the civic spaces in Chattanooga have been given new life through public art, all of which showcases the array of local talent and celebrates the artistic and creative nature of the city. For Southside, the public art brings people to Main Street. As part of the program, Art on Main Street exhibits a collection of outdoor sculptures. In addition to the sculptures and murals you’ll encounter while strolling the streets, Main Street is also home to art galleries and studios.
Entertainment
Striving to set the entertainment scene apart from the sounds of Nashville and the live entertainment of Atlanta, Chattanooga is marketing itself as an eclectic entertainment landscape. While the city’s Riverfront Park draws large crowds for annual events, including Riverbend Festival, 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival and Riverfront Nights, Southside’s venues offer more intimate settings. Track29, one of Chattanooga’s favorite venues, will relocate to the Chattanooga Choo Choo’s Centennial Theatre, and kick off 2016 with acts such as Chris Stapleton and Grace Potter. But Chattanooga and Southside’s, entertainment opportunities are not limited to music. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy laughs at The Comedy Catch (also located inside the Choo Choo), catch a game at Finley Stadium, jump at The Jump Park, take a tour at Chattanooga Brewing Company or host their own events at Loose Cannon and The Urban Lawn.
While downtown attractions, such as the Tennessee Aquarium and Creative Discovery Museum, attract family crowds that turn in as the sun goes down, Southside offers things to do after 5 p.m. Two hot spots for late-night activities are Clyde’s on Main and Southside Social. Clyde’s serves up sandwiches, smoked meats and other casual dishes, with a side of entertainment. Located in a renovated auto-glass warehouse (named Clyde’s Auto Glass), this establishment offers an atmosphere that is unmatched. Try your luck at the pingpong tables, take a seat at the bar to watch a game, jam to live music, sink into conversation on one of the leather couches or enjoy a beer on the indoor patio. Whatever you do, you will be doing it alongside a lively bunch of locals.
Found a few miles down the road on Chestnut Street, Southside Social is a game lover’s paradise. The boutique bowling alley, lounge seating, pool tables, skee ball, pingpong, shuffleboard, giant jenga, bocce ball court, horseshoes and corn hole could keep anyone entertained for hours. The 30,000-square-foot space also has three bars, restaurant seating and a cigar bar.
Dining
The selection of restaurants in the Southside neighborhood will satisfy any diner’s appetite, with the highest number of restaurants per capita in the city, Southside is a dining destination. Following cities across the country, Chattanooga has developed as a culinary hot spot that is inherently local. Regional flavors can be found in the dishes at Bluegrass Grill and Blue Orleans, while international flavors abound at Conga Latin Food and La Altena. And although Southside restaurants differ in cuisine and atmosphere, what many of them share is their appreciation for locally sourced goods. Products from local craft butcher Main Street Meats can be found at restaurants such as Easy Bistro & Bar, Beast + Barrel, St. John’s, 212 Market and Flying Squirrel. Another local supplier, Niedlov’s Breadworks, bakes homemade bread that can be found at Slick’s Burgers, Terminal Brewhouse, Tremont Tavern, Beast + Barrel and many more.
Jefferson Heights is part of downtown Chattanooga’s resurgent Southside district and is located just off of Main Street. Southside, once the urban center of industry in Chattanooga, came to be known for its ab…
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I'm a dad to three beautiful children, husband to Melissa, and full time photographer and videographer! We love our lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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