Unit 518 occupies the top floor of the Ice House Lofts, a brick-and-timber warehouse conversion built in 1895 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1985 — one block from Denver’s Union Station. Inside, exposed brick walls and original timber accents frame an open-concept living space beneath expansive windows that carry western light and views toward the mountains and Union Station. The remodeled kitchen centers on a custom live-edge sycamore bar and matching shelving, paired with quartz countertops, a deep farmhouse sink, and an induction cooktop. Hardwood floors run throughout. The bedroom includes a walk-through closet with built-in storage, and the 3/4 bath has been fully remodeled with contemporary fixtures. An in-unit washer/dryer completes the layout.

Outdoor space includes a private balcony and shared rooftop deck with a grill, plus a 5th-floor fitness center, bike storage, secured entry, one detached garage space, and a dedicated storage unit. HOA dues cover capital reserves, insurance, maintenance, snow removal, trash, recycling, sewer, and water.

From the building’s entrance, Union Station’s A-Line reaches Denver International Airport directly, alongside light rail and Amtrak access. Coors Field, Whole Foods, Commons Park, and LoDo’s dining corridor — including Tavernetta, Brutø, and Jax Fish House and Oyster Bar — are all within a short walk, and I-25 is minutes away. This is a documented piece of Denver’s original warehouse district at 991 square feet, suited to a downtown professional, an empty-nester downsizer, a relocating remote professional, or a pied-à-terre or investment buyer seeking a low-maintenance, transit-connected home in one of LoDo’s most storied buildings.