Upon entering this remarkable loft residence on the 3rd floor, you are immediately met by a masterfully unified kitchen and living space, meticulous in its aesthetic and spectacularly appointed in detail. The exposed brick and concrete is accented with warm wood tones found in the ceiling and hardwood floors and complimented by large casement windows and a decorative gas wood stove. You will love cooking for your guests and entertaining in the designer-inspired kitchen, outfitted with new stainless steel KitchenAid Appliances and Induction oven. The balcony offers a wonderful outdoor space to sit and watch the Trains entering and leaving Union Station.

Additional features include a custom built-in wood bench in the entry foyer surrounded by ample storage  and a half-bath powder room. There is a charming desk nook tucked aside in the living area. The spacious bedroom offers excellent sound attenuation and will easily accommodate a king-size bed. Don’t miss the expansive walk-in closet space with more custom lighting and built-in features!

Residents have access to the Gym on the 5th floor and an extraordinary roof deck on the 6th floor! There is one garage parking space included in the rent.

The Ice House was constructed in 1895 and was home to the Littleton Creamery and Beatrice Foods Cold Storage Warehouse. The building boasts exceptionally skilled brick and masonry work and the building served as a cold storage warehouse in continuous use for eighty years. Abandoned as a cold storage facility in 1979, work began in the Winter of 1984 to convert the building into loft residences with the expertise of Del E. Webb Construction Services Company of Phoenix and Kittredge Construction Company of Denver. In 1985 the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places. With it’s renaissance-style architecture and highly desirable location next to Union Station, Ice House offers some of the most sought after loft residences in LoDo for lease and sale.