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Bee Hat Company

Downtown, 1021 Washington Ave | St. Louis

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Additional Storage Available
Building Laundry Room
Cat friendly
Central A/C
Controlled Access
Dog friendly
Fitness Center
Granite Countertops
Parking Garage
Stainless Steel Appliances

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About this Location

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4 min walk

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
12 min walk

MLB/MLR (rail) - 8 min
174X (bus) - 7 min

Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby

Pricing

2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

$925+

Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Stainless Steel Appliances
Laundry
- Building Laundry Room
Living Room
- Central A/C
- Large Windows
Parking & Transportation
- Parking Garage
Pet Terms & Amenities
- Cat fee
- Cat friendly
- Dog fee
- Dog friendly
- Max Pets Limit
- Pet deposit for cats
- Pet deposit for dogs
Security & Maintenance
- Controlled Access
Storage
- Additional Storage Available

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About Downtown

Downtown St Louis boasts some of the most iconic imagery associated with the city. The Busch Stadium ballpark, the Old Courthouse, and the famous Gateway Arch are staple monuments to both St Louis and the Downtown area’s reputation for providing a diverse and upbeat lifestyle. You can explore the ta...

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Getting around Downtown

MLB/MLR (rail)

8 min

174X (bus)

7 min

32/99 (bus)

2 min

10 (bus)

11 min

19/74 (bus)

7 min

Parking at Bee Hat Company

Parking Garage

Reserved spaces available

Parking Near Bee Hat Company

Sp Plus Water Street Garage

1 min

$180 / month

Ppa 8th & Chestnut AutoPark

1 min

$225 / month

Apg Parking

3 min

$60 / month

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Downtown Reviews

19 reviews

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at Merchandise Mart

I think downtown St. Louis is an underappreciated place to live, especially on Washington Avenue where all the restaurants and nightlife are. There are plenty of food options whenever I feel like eating out, and the walk to the Arch, the Old Courthouse, and the CityGarden is extremely enjoyable. There are two grocers also within walking distance. I love living downtown.

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at Gallery 720

There isn't much to do downtown. It's great to be close to the law school, and that's a perk for 1Ls bc lots of your classmates will also be downtown, but if you want to be closer to the grocery store, free museums/zoo, bars, & restaurants, try to find a place in/near Forest Park, Brentwood, Soulard, or Central West End. Rent is also higher downtown, but you're paying to be close to the law school & friends who also live downtown.

As a young woman, I don't feel safe walking alone downtown after sunset. I have a couple night classes, but I carpool w friends.

I love the green space downtown though; the arch and City Garden are perfect for walking/running. Ultimately, I'm happy I chose to live downtown bc it helped me connect to SLU's community better, but I wish I would've been prepared to drive/uber more when I wanted to do fun things .

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at The Laurel Apartments

Downtown overall can be a bit loud sometimes smells bad. A lot of things are within walking distance but must pay to park everywhere if you drive anywhere. Safe in the daytime but would not walk around alone at night. No parks or any children-friendly activities in the area, but okay to walk pets.

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at The Gentry's Landing

Downtown has a bad reputation, but if you're vigilant you'll be fine. Generally don't walk alone at night or if you do at least don't wear earbuds so you're aware of your surroundings. You will likely be approached by unhoused people but 90% of them are harmless and just want some change to buy food. All of my neighbors are great people.

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at The Gentry's Landing

Downtown has so much potential but it is a fixer-upper. There's some nice coffee shops and plenty of corner stores within walking distance as well as Schnuck's. You couldn't possibly get closer to the Arch or the Old Courthouse. Sidewalks can be really bad in some areas, not accessible for wheelchair users. People say downtown is dangerous but mind your business and you'll be fine.

Reviewed by WashU Law Student living at The Laurel Apartments

Overall, I don't like living downtown. It's nice during baseball season, and I occasionally enjoy running at the Arch park, but that's about it. The area does not always feel safe, although the apartment has fob-access and a doorman, which helps. Moreover, I feel far from campus and other students, which is the biggest drawback. The food and bar scene is pretty good I suppose.

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at Gallery 720

I haven’t had any bad experiences but I as a female I do not feel safe walking after 5/6 when it’s dark. There’s usually a lot of people out at those times on some day but I prefer to stay inside. Community store down the street and lots of restaurants or places to eat nearby.

Reviewed by SLU Law Student living at Gallery 720

It's downtown STL. The building is secure and has 24/7 security at the front door. The building locks-down at 6pm and requires pin-code to enter. Outside the building...might help to pay attention and stay off your phone.

Bee Hat Company

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About this Location

Pricing

Kitchen

Laundry

Living Room

Parking & Transportation

Pet Terms & Amenities

Security & Maintenance

Storage

The Neighborhood

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dining 26 Recs

grocery 1 Rec

convenience 1 Rec

fitness 5 Recs

parks 2 Recs

coffee 7 Recs

About Downtown

Getting around Downtown

MLB/MLR (rail)

174X (bus)

32/99 (bus)

10 (bus)

19/74 (bus)

Parking at Bee Hat Company

Parking Garage

Parking Near Bee Hat Company

Sp Plus Water Street Garage

Ppa 8th & Chestnut AutoPark

Apg Parking

Downtown Reviews