Some lofts have exposed brick, this one has a fire door salvaged from the Tivoli Brewery.

Unit 4N is not a loft designed to look like it has a history. It actually has one. The kitchen island is surfaced in reclaimed railroad boxcar flooring. Barn doors fashioned from Amish rail cars divide the space. And the entrance to the secondary bedroom is framed by a Tivoli fire door rescued from one of Denver’s most storied 19th-century landmarks. These are not catalog details. They are the kind of objects that stop a room.

At 1,399 square feet, 4N gives you room to breathe without surrendering the city. The patio and primary bedroom frame a direct view of the Tivoli building itself — the same building your fire door came from. Outside, Coors Field, Ball Arena, Larimer Square, Union Station and the Denver Center for the Performing Arts are all within easy reach.

Custom brick walls and espresso-stained hardwood floors anchor the space. Custom bath tilework, refreshed appliances, and electric blinds throughout. The building delivers: newly renovated lobby, 24/7 security, fitness center, and rooftop patio. One deeded garage parking spot and storage cage included. HOA covers water, sewer, trash, recycling, snow removal, insurance, and structural maintenance. The second bedroom works beautifully as a guest room, office, or creative studio.

Come see what it feels like when a space has a point of view!