HARVEY
DUTTON
LOFTS
* 1 free month for a 12, 18, or 24 month lease
GARMENT DISTRICT LIVING
You've come to the right place.
Move-In Specials Available!
* $0 Deposit Option for Qualifying Tenants Via Obligo
Choose from chic 1 Bed/1 Bath
units starting at just $1050/mo or
stylish 2 Bed/2 Bath units from
$1695/mo, all featuring stunning
views of Downtown and the
West Bottoms.
Plus, our Work/Live Units on the
1st floor, starting at $1950, offer
street access, digital security,
commercial signage, and
mailroom access—perfect for
your salon, art studio, or
photography business!
the lofts
one/one
Max 2 occupants
538 Sf
STUDIO
Max 2 occupants
411 - 430 Sf
FROM
$1125/MO
apartment types
- Pet Inclusive Housing
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Secure Building Access
- Parking Garage Available
- Rooftop Deck
- Balconies in 2B/2B Units
- Exterior Bike Parking
- Mail & Package Room
- In Unit Washer/Dryer
- Large Closets
- All Electric
- Climate Control
featuring:
FROM
$1200/MO
one/one
Max 2 occupants
567 Sf
FROM
$1250/MO
TWO/TWO
Max 4 occupants
797 Sf
FROM
$1695/MO
Type A
Type B
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neighborhood
The Harvey Dutton Lofts sit in the heart of
KC’s historic Garment District, a
neighborhood with a rich textile-industry
past and a vibrant, modern energy. Just a
10-minute walk from the Power & Light
District and close to City Market, with its
farm-fresh produce and unique eateries,
this location offers ideal urban living.
Surrounded by iconic dining spots like The
Majestic, featuring classic Kansas City
steaks, The Peanut for drinks and wings,
The Phoenix for live music, and Los
Corrales for authentic Mexican cuisine,
residents can enjoy a lively, local food
scene. A perfect blend of history,
convenience, and modern culture.
schedule a tour today!
The Harvey Dutton Building, also known as the Isaacs Building and the Carnival Building in its long life,
has a rich history rooted in the Kansas City’s industrial boom.
Originally constructed in the early 20th century, the building served as a dry goods storage facility,
housing clothing and home goods manufactured in the surrounding Garment District to be distributed
around the city and country. Originally named after Harvey Dutton, a prominent figure in the local textile
industry, the structure’s use evolved over time to house the industries of the moment for a century.
Over the decades, as mass garment production evolved and left the city, the building became a relic of a
bygone era. Now, through thoughtful restoration and adaptive reuse, the Harvey Dutton has been
reimagined into modern residences and vibrant commercial spaces, blending historic preservation with
contemporary urban living.
history of the harvey dutton