A Piece of Detroit History: Riverfront Loft Living at Its Finest. Unit 23 is one of only nine residences in 200 River Place Lofts with unobstructed views of the Detroit River — and at 1,803 square feet, the space matches that extraordinary backdrop. Housed in a landmark Albert Kahn–designed building originally constructed in 1906 for Parke-Davis Pharmaceutical, this American Architectural Award winner stands as one of Detroit's first residential loft conversions, completed in 2001. Unit 23 captures everything that makes loft living iconic. Soaring 12-foot ceilings, authentic Michigan timber beams, and exposed brick walls set a dramatic stage the moment you walk in. Natural light warms the remarkable parquet floors — sourced from the same stock used to build the Boston Celtics' FleetCenter. The living area is anchored by a cozy gas fireplace and opens to a spacious kitchen with abundant cabinet and counter space. The layout offers two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, in-unit laundry, and a generous walk-in closet. The HOA covers gas, heat, and water, and one assigned garage parking space with an EV Charger is included. The Rivertown/Warehouse District is one of Detroit's most dynamic neighborhoods — a historic industrial corridor transformed into a thriving, walkable community with acclaimed restaurants, craft distilleries, breweries, and galleries. Steps away lies the award-winning Detroit RiverWalk, with access to the Aretha Franklin Amphitheater, Mt. Elliott Park, and sweeping views across to Windsor, Ontario. This is more than a condo — it is a legacy property and a rare opportunity to own a piece of Detroit's architectural history in one of the city's most sought-after waterfront communities.