FEE Includes common roadway snow removal and common elements maintenance and insurance. All the benefits of an exceptional urban lifestyle. The location is exquisite with the best restaurants, shopping all close at hand. Surrounded by nature -main level terrace + a second level balcony. Guest bathroom w full tub/shower + a full vanity. 3rd level primary bedrm w vaulted ceiling, luxurious ensuite bath (separate soaker tub + double glass shower). The living and dining rm focus on a gas fireplace plus a terrace door leads to the wonderful balcony for dining Al’ Fresco.
Rich hdwd floors, imported ceramic tile, brushed nickel door hardware, expansive Chefs kitchen w bkfst bar, gas range, SS appliances, expansive baths w ample counter space & quartz counters w under mounted sinks. Flexible floor plan of 3 bdrs (one used as main floor office), 4 bths plus fully finished basement w media rm or home gym. The artist designed a 30-feet (9.14 metres) tall structure, inspired by the talking drums of West Africa, which the Greater Des Moines Public Art Foundation says Marshall chose “to represent the notion of communication among diverse peoples and our legal system which, while not perfect, is striving to be balanced.Stylish executive townhome in private court just off the Canal in The Glebe. It was established in Des Moines, Iowa in 1925 after its 12 founding members were denied access to the American Bar Association. In 2006, Marshall was asked to create a monument to commemorate the founders of the National Bar Association (NBA), America's oldest and largest national network of predominantly African-American attorneys and judges. Kerry James Marshall's new public artwork, A Monumental Journey, took a monumentally long time to complete. 'Every brick had to be hand cut to make that form consistent' he says of monument referencing talking drums All images courtesy of The Des Moines Public Art Foundation's Instagram Kerry James Marshall's 30-foot tribute to black lawyers Kerry James Marshall with his work A Monumental Journey (2018).
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