Older than the state of Colorado. Cooler than anything built this century.

Step into a piece of Denver history in the heart of the Santa Fe Arts District. Built in 1866 and converted to condos in 1944, this one-of-a-kind loft blends nearly two centuries of character with modern comfort. Exposed brick and original hardwood floors ground the space in its history, while a sculptural, one-of-a-kind ceiling turns the home itself into a work of art. The kitchen makes its own statement with a patina metal-clad island, a built-in wine cooler, and a kegerator. Artful details like the stained glass light box give this home a warmth you can’t replicate in new construction. Zoned for short-term rentals, it’s a rare find for an owner-occupant, an Airbnb investor, or a long-term lease play alike. The HOA is refreshingly simple: just two members, this residence and the Michael Warren Gallery below. With a 92 Walk Score, you’re steps from award-winning restaurants, wine bars, and the district’s best galleries. Homes like this aren’t built, they’re preserved. Come see a true piece of history.