Located in Denver's historic LoDo district, the Edbrooke Lofts building, in its grand Neoclassical Revival style, was erected in 1905. In 1990, Edbrooke Lofts was the first loft conversion projects of what would become the LoDo revival and the building boasts all of the original features you would expect, including interior exposed brick walls, heavy ceiling timbers, and hardwood floors. Edbrooke Lofts is a truly authentic loft-living experience and just a few short blocks from Union Station, Light Rail, Coors Field, 16th Street Mall and the Pepsi Center. Home Features: Pristine Designer 1-Bedroom Loft Gorgeous Exposed Brick and Timber Beams Impressive 14 Ceilings Beautiful Hardwood Floors Ceiling Fan in Bedroom Bright, Beautiful Modern Bathroom Full-Size Stacked Washer & Dryer Custom Lighting Sleek Modern White Kitchen Granite Countertops Mirror Backsplash Gas Range Stainless Steel Appliances Dishwasher King-Size Bedroom Space One Garage Parking Space Included some additional unsecured storage in front of the parking space. Awesome private roof deck with BBQ Grill and extraordinary downtown and mountain views! About the Property: Designed by renowned Denver architect Frank E. Edbrooke, the five-story 1905 warehouse received an additional floor in 1911. The building is constructed of molded and pressed brick and reflects elements of the Neoclassical Revival style in its massing and trim. The warehouse was acquired and converted to residential lofts at the beginning of Denver's lower downtown renaissance in 1990. As the original loft project in LoDo, Edbrooke Lofts boasts some of the largest loft-style homes in Denver.
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