Year
Built: 1894
Year Converted: 2002
Developer: Gart Properties
Architect/Construction: Buchanan Yonushewski Group
Construction
Type: Brick / Heavy Timber
Located
in the new Prospect Place neighborhood just west of Coors
Field, Watertower Lofts residents can walk to Lodo restaurants,
ride the paths along the Platte River & Cherry Creek,
or jog the trails through the Commons Park.
Built
around 1894, Watertower Lofts is a century-old warehouse
built during Denver's Rail/Streetcar era. In the early
1900's, the American Furniture Company began to use the
building as a warehouse for their retail shops. Over the
past century it provided warehouse space for a variety
of businesses including sporting goods retailers.
Watertower
Lofts is one of Lodo's historic brick buildings that lend
themselves well to residential renovation with stunning
architectural features including exposed heavy timber
beams, high ceilings, large windows, interior brick walls
and hardwood floors - historical features that appeal
to residents interested in architectural drama, detail
and character. Some of the modern Watertower Lofts features
include:
-
Large, Insulated Windows, Full Light Doors
- Maple
cabinets and slab granite countertops
- GE
Profile Stainless Steel Appliances
- Hardwood
Floors
- Walk-in
Closets
-
Forced Air Heating and Cooling
- Intercom
controlled access
-
Pre-wired for State of the Art Voice, Video, and Data
Connection
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