1050 Cherokee St

A mid-rise loft condominium completed in 1998, the property occupies a prominent site in Denver’s Golden Triangle/Arts District. The collection comprises predominantly two-bedroom, two-story loft residences with mezzanine bedroom configurations, open floorplans, and industrial-inspired finishes such as exposed concrete and tubular steel. Units feature very tall ceilings (often 14–20 feet), expansive south-facing window walls, private balconies, hardwood floors, and modernized kitchens with stone counters and islands. Common areas are intimate and art-forward: a gated, landscaped sculpture courtyard and garden curated with public art, a resident clubhouse/conference room, secure bike storage, and controlled access with coded entry and elevator service. Parking is provided in an underground secure garage with deeded spaces and additional storage units for many homes. The building’s exterior is low-maintenance with integrated lighting and discreet service access. Pet policies and specific services vary by unit/association but the complex emphasizes gallery-caliber design, neighborhood connectivity, and a low-density community atmosphere. Located within walking distance of museums, parks, the Cherry Creek Bike Path, restaurants, and rapid transit, the building supports an urban, walkable lifestyle closely tied to Denver’s cultural institutions.