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This development is located on the southeast corner of 15th and Q Streets. It consists of one 100 year old mixed use structure fronting along Q Street with 1,100 S.F. of retail space and 2 apartment units and a new building containing 4 loft style live+work units with a small detached parking structure.
Location
The development is located on the southwest corner of 15th and Q Streets. It consists of one 100 year old mixed-use structure fronting along Q Street and a new building containing 4 loft style live+work units fronting 15th Street with a small detached parking structure.
This project was completed March 2001
Design
This site features the former Enos Grocery Store which has been converted into
street level retail space of 1,090 square feet with the second floor containing
two one bedroom units. This building is a wood structure with a sloped
shingled roof. The ground floor retail space, which is now home to "The
Naked Lounge" coffee house, also features an outdoor seating area accessible
through double patio doors.
The new building exterior is stucco with large windows fronting 15th Street. The four live+work units also have small patios.
The site is adjacent to a light rail station and across the street from Fremont Park.
| Status: | This project was completed in March 2001. |
| Location: | 1500 Q Street |
| Developer: | Historic Properties LLC, Kay Knepprath, Ron Vrilakis and James Henkel |
| Architect: | Ron Vrilakis |
| Unit Count: |
4 Loft Apartments (900 S.F.) 2 1BD/1BA (600 SF) Total Units: 6 |
| Total Building Area: | 5,890 SF |
| Acres: | 0.15 Acres |
| Dwelling Units per Acre: | 42 DUA |
| Retail Space: | 1,040 SF |
| Affordable Housing: | Two units at 60% of median income |
| Parking: | 4 Garages |
| Development Costs: | $943,717 |
| Sources of Financing: |
$585,000 First Northern Bank of Dixon $33,000 Equity $50,000 Deferred Developer Fees $100,000 East End Mitigation Fund (State of California) and CADA. |
| Rents: | Call (916) 457-3793 to speak with property manager. |
These figures are subject to change.
