1863 Wazee St

Built in 1930, this converted historic warehouse in Denver’s LoDo district presents as a low- to mid-rise loft building characterized by industrial bones and adaptive-reuse finishes. Units are primarily two- and four-bedroom lofts featuring soaring ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick walls, concrete columns and beams, and wide-open plans that emphasize volume and daylight. Interiors commonly include hardwood floors, stone and quartz counters, large kitchen islands or breakfast bars, built-in storage, walk-in closets, and in-unit laundry; select homes show high-end bespoke upgrades such as custom cabinetry, designer lighting, smart window coverings, and integrated sound or home-control systems. Common areas emphasize urban rooftop living with a shared roof deck offering city and mountain views, grills, seating and event space; building amenities also include secure entry, elevator access, and optional private storage. Exterior features include private balconies or terraces with gas grill hookups and limited gated or underground parking spaces; some residences convey reserved parking and EV charging infrastructure. The building’s setting places residents within immediate walking distance of Union Station, Coors Field, 16th Street Mall, restaurants, light rail, and trails along the South Platte River, delivering a blend of historic character and downtown convenience for residents seeking an urban-loft lifestyle.