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PRWEB) November 29, 2007 -- Turner Development Group, which is renovating the former Locust Point ADM grain elevator into luxury, urban condominiums, has announced the details of the amenities and features that Silo Point will offer its residents. Silo Point, a 24-story glass-sheathed tower and silos, soars above Baltimore's harbor, providing breathtaking panoramic view of the city skyline and the harbor.
There are a wide variety of custom layouts and spaces at Silo Point. The unique, contemporary condominiums at Silo Point feature floor to ceiling windows that offer panoramic water and city views and well-designed interiors. Modern features include gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and granite countertops, home organization and storage systems, designer fixtures, spa-inspired baths, balconies or terraces, and smart home wiring.
All condos at Silo Point include Lutron window treatments and access to Wi-Fi wireless hotspots. Optional state-of-the-art technology available to buyers include lighting control, Starr Systems' customized home entertainment system to seamlessly link technology and design, and AMX integrated home management systems to control audio, video, data, telecommunications, lighting and temperature through a simple touch-screen panel.
In addition, a 19th floor, 2,200 sq-ft Sky Lounge offers an exclusive setting to relax with friends and enjoy the harbor landscape and city living at its finest. Residents and visitors will also be awed by the basilica-like lobby with its 23-foot octagonal columns. While primarily a vast open space, retail space will also be located on this floor.
Furthermore, the lower level of Silo Point offers exceptional amenities for residents, including a fitness center, billiards and club rooms, business center with workspaces, conference room and art gallery space. Controlled access garage parking, maid service, dry cleaning, car detailing and dog walking services will be also available.
For more information, please visit
www.silopoint.com.
About Turner Development Group:
Turner Development Group has been improving Baltimore's urban landscape for more than 20 years. TDG has built a reputation for finding imaginative and economically viable new purposes for older buildings and neighborhoods and has transformed a vintage bowling alley into loft apartments, a 1917 vaudeville theater into office space and a hospital into luxury apartments. For more information, please visit
www.turnerdevelopment.com.
