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Lofts & Upper Lofts at Canal Walk

These all-inclusive Richmond, VA apartments offer resort-like living overlooking a picturesque city skyline, the James River and Richmond's favorite cultural and entertainment attractions. Here, modern day conveniences flow seamlessly with the area's rich history and architectural character. To enjoy a unique Richmond lifestyle, come visit the crown of Shockoe Bottom and make the Lofts and Upper Lofts at Canal Walk your new home.

One of our most popular features is our all-Inclusive monthly payment. One price covers your rent, internet, cable, heating and air conditioning, electric, water/sewer/door-to-door trash collection service Sunday Thursday. Residents have an easy 3-step setup for internet and cable, with no extra deposit or waiting on a service technician!

From your first day, you are ready to begin enjoying your new home and all its luxury features.

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With a wide range of studio, one and two-bedroom apartments, The Lofts & Upper Lofts at Canal Walk offers living spaces suited for any lifestyle need.

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Historic Meets Modern

Each home boasts modern features and finishes, including granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, upgraded lighting and hardware packages, and in-unit laundry.

TOP-NOTCH AMENITIES

Everything you need in one place.

A relaxing resort-style pool, 24/7 fitness center, dog run, and gated access entry are just a few of our impressive amenities. Learn more about the spectacular amenities we offer & start your new era of living.

Background

Living History

Our block – Tobacco Row - was the site of the Philip Morris Company’s international headquarters for over 30 years, starting around 1935. By the time the company moved its headquarters in the late 1960's, it was one of the dominant companies in the tobacco industry. One of the more notable buildings in the complex is what was known as the Cardwell Machine Company building at the corner of East Cary and South 19th streets, circa 1893. Manufacturing machinery necessary for tobacco production, Cardwell was a major support industry for Tobacco Row. Prior to the full use of the 1900 blocks of East Main and East Cary by Philip Morris, other tobacco companies had factories here. Historians also believe that the Confederacy’s infamous Castle Thunder Prison was located on this site during the Civil War.