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Inside Ice House #515: Skylights, Timber Beams and a Sleeping Loft
Ice House lofts for sale don’t come up often, and this one stood out. Unit #515 is a fifth-floor loft with one bedroom, two baths and about 1,081 square feet, plus 14- to 16-foot ceilings and three large skylights. It shows what this historic Denver building does best. You can view this listing on Zillow.
Exposed brick, timber beams and hardwood floors give this Ice House loft its warehouse character. Meanwhile, the open kitchen flows straight into the living area. It has a Thermador electric cooktop, granite countertops and dark gray maple cabinets with under-cabinet lighting. A large island with a breakfast bar works for dinner parties and quick meals alike.
The bedroom in this Ice House unit has room for a sitting area, plus a custom walk-in closet and a stackable washer and dryer. In the remodeled primary bath, you’ll find a large walk-in shower with a sliding glass door, a towel warmer and floating cabinets with linen storage.
This Ice House loft also has a guest powder room. Better yet, a library ladder climbs to a sleeping loft for overnight guests. Finally, the unit comes with one parking space and a storage locker.
The Ice House: A 1903 Creamery Turned Lofts at 1801 Wynkoop
Before it held lofts, the Ice House stored butter, eggs and ice. It opened in 1903 as the Littleton Creamery and later became the Beatrice Foods cold storage warehouse, growing with additions in 1912 and 1916. The Denver Public Library has the full story of the building.
Today, residents share a fitness center and a sixth-floor rooftop deck with a grill, lounge chairs and wide city views. This unit sits just steps from the stairs to the roof, so a sunset drink is never far away. As a downtown specialist since 1998, I’ve sold several units here. So when Ice House lofts for sale come on the market, I know how they compare.
Living in LoDo: One Block From Union Station
The Ice House sits one block from Union Station, where the A-Line train runs to Denver International Airport. In addition, Snooze, Mercantile Dining & Provision, the Cooper Lounge and Terminal Bar are a short walk away, as are Coors Field and the Larimer Street restaurants. For more on the area, see my neighborhood guide to Lower Downtown.
Looking for a home like this one? Browse my past and current listings in the area. Or tell me what you’re looking for, and I’ll let you know when Ice House lofts for sale hit the market. If you own a unit here and are thinking of selling, here’s how I market and list homes.
