We’re pleased to introduce Residence 203 at the Flour Mill Lofts. Set within one of Denver’s most iconic buildings, this corner residence offers everything one might look for in an urban loft: historic architecture, modern industrial style, abundant light, an open layout, and a location that blends city life with a natural setting. Designed by preservationist Dana Crawford and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the building reflects Denver’s industrial past while exemplifying a modern and considered approach to urban living.

Large west- and north-facing windows frame views of Cuernavaca Park, the South Platte River, and the ever-changing sky beyond. A 24-foot-wide private terrace extends the living space outdoors – perfectly suited for slow mornings, sunset watching, or taking in the rhythm of the park below and the city and Rocky Mountains beyond.

The interiors feel open and restrained, with 12-foot concrete ceilings, sections of exposed brick, and generous wall space for art. A new Bosch gas range, high-efficiency heat pump, and dedicated laundry room add function without distraction. One detail that sets this unit apart is the presence of three bathrooms – feature that makes the space all the more suited for hosting and entertaining.

Originally developed by Crawford, the Flour Mill Lofts remain one of Denver’s most respected adaptive reuse projects, inspiring countless others throughout downtown. With only 42 residences across two buildings, the atmosphere of this community offers a sense of peacefulness and a welcome pause within the city.

Direct access to walking and bike trails, Cuernavaca, Commons, and Confluence Parks, along with nearby landmarks such as Coors Field and Union Station, further enhances this location. A home that feels grounded in place – both in history and in design.