Studio apartment in historic exchange district building. Each pet-friendly unit includes a newly renovated interior, stainless appliances and ample natural light. This historic building features on-site laundry machines, rooftop patio, and an elevator. Parking is available close by if required. Water is included in rent.We are also pet friendly! One cat or one dog is allowed, but the dog must be under 30 pounds fully grown. Building OverivewHistoric Character. Modern Living. Exchange District.Step into a one-of-a-kind living experience at Warehouse 1885, a fully renovated historic building in Winnipeg's iconic Exchange District.Located at 315 Bannatyne Avenue, Warehouse 1885 brings together the character and architectural appeal of Winnipeg's historic warehouse district with the comfort of modern apartment living. Bright interiors, contemporary finishes, air conditioning, modern appliances, and vinyl plank flooring create comfortable spaces designed for everyday life.Residents can enjoy the building's signature rooftop terrace, along with convenient amenities including elevators, on-site staff, laundry facilities, storage, security, and 24/7 emergency service. Water is included in rent, and gated parking is available.Take advantage of gated parking available for $100/month for the first year! Outside your door, the Exchange District puts you in the middle of Winnipeg's urban energy, with restaurants, shops, entertainment, parks, public transit, and some of the city's most recognizable historic architecture nearby.Pet-friendly and full of character, Warehouse 1885 is designed for people who want their home to feel a little different.Location DetailsA National Historic Site, the Exchange District features an exceptional collection of heritage buildings built between 1880 and 1920—all tucked away within a small 20-block area. Nicknamed the “Chicago of the North”, the neighbourhood features massive stone and brick warehouses, elegant terracotta-clad buildings, narrow angled streets as well as cobblestone paths and alleyways. The collective character of these built resources is distinctive and relatively intact. The importance of the area can also be expanded to include the city’s role with respect to grain trade, civic development and labour. The Exchange does a great job of illustrating the city’s key role as a centre of grain and wholesale trade, finance and manufacturing in two historically important periods in western development.Utilities IncludedWater
