Warehouse Living

[mightymouse]

Haha! I wanted to be a welder after I saw that movie ...

I just wanted to be with a certain welder girl....

 

[Old Fart]

I'm not much on warehouse conversions, but when we were younger we lived in a converted bank penthouse. I loved it. But we outgrew it within a few years. Thing I remember was being able to people watch whenever I wanted to and being close to all things downtown.

 

[twoguns?]

wasnt there a show on tv...Tanner ..or something. Where the guy had a drive in living room.
You would definately have to find some kind of ..alternative heat/cool....ground source...area control maybe.
Yea I think it would be kinda cool (not much for the city though, it would have to be outside city limits)

 

[Glocktogo]

It would probably work best in temperate climates where HVAC costs wouldn't kill you. That is definitely not Oklahoma!

 

[tyromeo55]

The only real commercial conversion style lofts in Tulsa ( that I know of) are the 11th street lofts but I think they are all rented

here is a link. You can click on the individual units for more pictures.

http://groupminvestment.com/main/Eleventh_Street_Lofts/Eleventh_Street_Lofts.html

 

[Hump66]

I've wanted to have a warehouse to live in ever since I was a kid and saw the movie "Big".

 

[brennan]

I would love something like this. But am concerned with the cost. I also want a basement. We are looking at selling our house in the next few years and buy something with more character.

 

[okmic1]

wasnt there a show on tv...Tanner ..or something. Where the guy had a drive in living room.
You would definately have to find some kind of ..alternative heat/cool....ground source...area control maybe.
Yea I think it would be kinda cool (not much for the city though, it would have to be outside city limits)

I think you might be remembering "Vega$" with Robert Urich. It was on in the late 70's/early 80's. He had a old T-Bird that he parked in his home. I really wanted a place like that when I was a kid, but after growing up and paying for my own utilities I pretty much gave up on the idea.

 

[twoguns?]

I think you might be remembering "Vega$" with Robert Urich. It was on in the late 70's/early 80's. He had a old T-Bird that he parked in his home. I really wanted a place like that when I was a kid, but after growing up and paying for my own utilities I pretty much gave up on the idea.

...Thats it...Thanks.
I kinda came up with the same conclusion......but wait....in Vegas ...it might just work.....

 

[okmic1]

...Thats it...Thanks.
I kinda came up with the same conclusion......but wait....in Vegas ...it might just work.....

I looked it up. Dan Tanna was the character's name. That might be how you got "Tanner".