Originally built in 1896 as an industrial warehouse at the heart of Denver’s railroad era, WaterTower Lofts stands as one of LoDo’s most celebrated adaptive reuse landmarks — and this residence within its storied walls is nothing short of extraordinary. Soaring ceilings, exposed timber beams and columns pay homage to the building’s history, while hardwood floors, a fireplace and an updated open kitchen with a gas range and granite countertops deliver modern comfort. Dramatic industrial-style windows showcase stunning views of downtown Denver and Coors Field. Metal-wrapped open stairs ascend to the upper level, where the primary suite awaits with a custom closet. A large private patio with an automatic awning, in-unit washer and dryer, secured deeded covered parking, private storage unit, and common area fitness center complete an offering of rare distinction. Moments from Union Station, Commons Park, the South Platte River Trail and the best dining, breweries and coffee shops of LoDo, downtown and the Ballpark District, this iconic loft is a singular piece of Denver’s architectural legacy.