Heavy wood timber beams and walls of exposed brick give this stunning loft a great historical feel. Designer colors and Venetian plaster walls create a warm, cozy and inviting atmosphere. The open and spacious floor plan flows with ease and is great for entertaining. The cook’s kitchen has absolute black slab granite, 42 inch maple cabinets, a large slab granite island and plenty of storage. Part of the Historic Warehouse Renovation, the loft also features a private balcony, beautiful hardwood floors, and one garage space was well as building amenities such as intercom controlled access and a fitness room.

Enjoy all this within walking distance of Lower Downtown nightlife and action.

WaterTower lofts residents can experience exciting city life in LoDo or ride the paths along the Platte River and Cherry Creek. There are even jogging trails through Commons Park.

Built during Denver’s Rail/Streetcar era in the late 1890s, WaterTower Lofts has provided warehouse space for a variety of businesses. In the early 1900s, the American Furniture Company began to use the building as a warehouse for their retail shops. This historical building offers a great mix of architectural drama, detail and character.

View this property online at www.kentwoodcity.com or call Andrew Gonzales at 303.489.1197 or Bill Verdon at 303.489.5217 to schedule a private showing.

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