Amazing artistic loft in the heart of Five Points. Newly renovated one-bedroom loft facing Welton T and Five Points, convenient to Everything! Gated parking, steps from Light Rail stop, Sonos surround system, washer/dryer, fully smart home controlled. The space 1889 Loft apartment located in Five Points: Cultures blend in historic Five Points, one of Denver's oldest and most diverse neighborhoods. The district was known as the "Harlem of the West" because it was a frequent stop for jazz greats, including Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, and Miles Davis, who played clubs like the Rossonian and the Rainbow Room. The neighborhood was also mentioned repeatedly in Jack Kerouac's "On the Road." Today, historic Five Points' creativity and vibrancy live in a fascinating fusion of old and new. Visitors can stop in at innovative coffeehouses and craft breweries, visit museums telling stories from the past, experience live music from all genres at independent music venues, or eat at beloved soul food and barbecue institutions. Locals Know Restaurants in this neighborhood serve up some of the best Caribbean soul food, catfish, and barbecue you'll find anywhere. And, in case you were wondering, the area gets its name from the five-point intersection at Washington Street, 27th Street, 26th Avenue, and Welton Street. This was too much to fit on the sign marking this busy streetcar stop, so it was shortened to Five Points in 1881. Explore the historic heart of Denver's African-American community on the Welton Street Cultural District's Walking Tour. Follow the footsteps during this self-guided walking tour, which leads you to a series of historic markers. The illustrated signs tell stories about people, places, and ideas that helped shape African American culture and history in Denver. Guest access Full access to the property with one parking space in the back of the building (with alley access). IMPORTANT: The property does not have an elevator. Access requires some walking upstairs. EVENT HIGHLIGHTS: Five Points Jazz Festival The neighborhood celebrates the area's musical heritage every May with more than 100 performers, great food, and family-friendly activities. Juneteenth Music Festival A celebration of African American culture with a parade, concerts, pageant, car show, food, and more. Mo' Betta Greens Marketplace Stop by the pop-up each Saturday (mid-June to mid-October) for homegrown produce, artisan foods, and fresh DJ beats. 30 days or more rental. Utilities $250 a month. $2000 security deposit.
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