3377 Blake St

A historic industrial conversion in Denver’s RiNo (River North) neighborhood, the property dates to 1909 and was repurposed into loft-style residences. The structure’s industrial origins are evident in double-height ceilings (often 16–18 feet), exposed brick and structural trusses, and large banks of south- and west-facing windows that flood units with natural light. Units are typically configured as one- or two-level lofts with open floorplans, mezzanine bedroom lofts, and built-in storage under stairways. Kitchens are commonly updated with stone or quartz counters, islands or breakfast bars, stainless appliances and a mix of modern and reclaimed finishes. Bathrooms range from contemporary Euro-style to spa-like primary baths with jetted tubs. Common areas reflect the building’s communal, urban character: gated private entry, rooftop decks with city and mountain views, landscaped courtyard and community garden, BBQ/grill stations and multiple social terraces. Practical features include reserved and deeded parking spaces, some with one-car garages, gated parking lots, and live/work zoning that permits limited commercial use. The exterior combines low-maintenance materials with private balconies for select units. Pet-friendly policies and on-site wired data, smart thermostats and ceiling fans are frequent interior upgrades. Located within walking distance of restaurants, breweries, galleries, Coors Field and the 38th & Blake light-rail station, the building supports an active, walkable urban lifestyle rooted in adaptive-reuse character.