The Ogden is a modern luxurious high-rise building located at the north end of the Strip and within upbeat high-energy surroundings. This particular condominium is very spacious with high ceiling windows and an amazing balcony view of the Fremont Experience and The Strip. South facing, this condo draws in natural sunlight that lightens and warms up the rooms during the day. Within the building, you can work out at the gym, swim in rooftop pool (heated year round), and socialize in the community social room on the 16th floor. The Concierge (located in lobby) and 24-hour security are onsite for assistance.Lease and ID required. Guest pays power & gas. Unused portion of $200 is returned. Realtor Barb Eagan manages properties for Limestone Investments of all types.
Neighboring businesses along the Fremont Experience provide a thriving energetic atmosphere. In addition, this complex is a short distance to the Mob Museum, Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino, Shipping Container, nightlife activities and public transportation to the Strip and shops. Free transportation is provided to the Arts District and First Friday, which is near by.
Arts District is a little art and culture of its own in an eclectic area. The Downtown Arts District has provided an exciting home for galleries, retail, antique shops, vintage clothing, restaurants and nightlife.
Las Vegas First Friday is a community event held each month that attracts artists and patrons of the arts alike. Come hunt for unique treasures and hear live music at this family-friendly arts and crafts festival. Both the tourists and locals alike visit this event.
This unit has 1 bedroom, a pull out couch. One and a half bathrooms, a living room, a dining area, a laundry closet and a kitchen with modern appliances and granite countertops.
Realtors Barb and Jim Eagan own Limestone Investments and manage many properties. See our profile...Jim and I are both former Air Force and caught the travel bug while serving our country. We travel extensively throughout the year and for over 40 years. As we started traveling we learned a lot about places that we stayed, why we picked it, what we liked and disliked about the stay. As we started buying our own properties and manage rentals for others we incorporated these ideas.
A funny stay we had in another country when Air & V were new had green hot dogs and Mayo in a cupboard. Yukko, lol. No coffee pot and no knives to make salsa with. Rather than report the owner we invited her for a visit. She appreciated us help her come up to reasonable standards and amenities. This philosophy carries through on our stays today and we ask guests to also help all owners/managers with things that can be overlooked or be unnoticed since they don't live or stay in the properties. As this really can hurt a person that depends on the income with one bad review. Albeit, gross negligence and rude operators need blasted.
I have always been in customer service positions and thoroughly enjoy the interactions about travels and accepting suggestions on the rentals we manage. Recently, I had to drop by a property with family members from Cuba, Mexico and France. Honestly, the languages were a bit funny with translations or charades to make a point. We enjoyed each others so much I ditched work that day and we had a blast for hours and hours. Now, I can't do that very often but it was a very pleasurable afternoon. That's a small taste of why I love this job.
No smoking. Stove and oven clean. Dishes must be washed and garbage removed.
