4105 Tejon St

Located in Denver’s Sunnyside neighborhood, this converted historic building dates to 1891 and was rebuilt as a boutique residential property in 2005. The low-rise collection contains a small number of two-bedroom loft residences spread across two stories, each emphasizing open, flexible floorplans and tall ceilings. Interiors pair preserved industrial character—exposed brick, vaulted or 10-foot ceilings, and rustic finishes—with contemporary upgrades such as granite or stone counters, kitchen islands, stainless appliances, smart thermostats, built-in cabinetry, and wired data. Units commonly include in-unit laundry, walk-in closets, bamboo or vinyl wood floors, gas fireplaces, and deeded storage in the basement. Exterior features are intimate and neighborhood-scaled: a shared garden/courtyard and private yards for some units, plus reserved or deeded off-street/tandem parking. Building services are minimal and owner-managed rather than full-service; secure entry and a small community patio provide social space. The property sits on a commercial-residential block steps from cafes, restaurants and transit, with convenient highway access to downtown and mountain routes, offering a compact, walkable urban lifestyle rooted in historic architectural character.