1616 14Th St

A converted early 20th-century industrial building in Denver’s LoDo district, the property dates to 1907 and was adapted into residential lofts. The structure rises a few stories with heavy timber framing, exposed brick, oversized windows, and open-plan units that capitalize on abundant natural light and high ceilings. Homes are configured primarily as one- and two-bedroom lofts (some combined into larger residences) featuring preserved historic elements—timber beams, original brick walls, ironwork—and modern upgrades such as chef-style kitchens, quartz and granite counters, smart thermostats and lighting, and built-in storage. Common areas include an elevator, a planted courtyard and garden, a gated private sidewalk patio for select units, and a communal rooftop deck with panoramic city and mountain views. Resident conveniences encompass deeded underground garage parking and additional storage lockers; some listings note private two-car garages and direct exterior entry. The building supports contemporary living with wired data, in-unit climate control, and smoke-free policies. Exterior grounds incorporate a small playground, gas grill area, and private yard space. Located within walking distance of Union Station, Larimer Square, Pepsi Center, Cherry Creek Trail and multiple transit options, the building suits an urban lifestyle steeped in historic character and walkable amenities.