3225 Blake St

Originally constructed in 1885 as an industrial brick factory, this converted loft building occupies a prominent position within Denver’s RiNo/Ballpark corridor. The structure retains heavy timber framing, exposed brick walls, visible steel beams, and oversized industrial windows that create dramatic sightlines and abundant natural light. Units are primarily two-bedroom, two-bath lofts and split-level flats with very tall ceilings (often 20–27 feet), open-plan living areas, hardwood or bamboo floors, and kitchen islands fitted with granite or quartz counters and stainless appliances. Many homes feature private outdoor space—balconies or Juliet terraces—plus built-in closets, walk-in storage, in-unit laundry connections, and modern updates such as contemporary lighting, smart window coverings, and wired data. Common elements include a gated courtyard, maintained exterior lighting, and a mix of covered and uncovered deeded parking stalls; a few units offer two assigned spaces. The building is smoke-free, pet policy is subject to HOA rules, and on-site maintenance is handled through the association. Located steps from breweries, coffee shops, restaurants, galleries, Coors Field and transit, the property blends historic industrial character with urban convenience and practical amenities for downtown living.