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Inside This LoHi Townhome: Walnut Floors, a Chef’s Kitchen and a Coffered Primary Suite
LoHi townhomes don’t get much more polished than this contemporary 3-bedroom, 2½-bath home with 2,412 square feet. Big views, 10-foot ceilings and top-level craftsmanship set it apart. This home has sold, and you can view this listing on Zillow.
First, step inside this LoHi townhome to large windows, walnut floors, custom wood-panel cabinetry and a striking fireplace. Then, a long granite island connects the living room to the ultra-modern kitchen, the heart of the home.
In the kitchen of this LoHi townhome, a stainless Viking grill-top, a designer tile backsplash and modern cabinets with under-cabinet lighting make cooking a pleasure. In addition, a large breakfast bar gives everyone a place to gather.
The primary suite of this LoHi townhome has a coffered ceiling and its own walkout patio. Plus, its walk-in closet has custom shelving and a built-in wall safe. Meanwhile, the five-piece bath features large travertine tile, an air-jet soaker tub, a steam shower with a Hansgrohe rain fixture, a river-stone floor and a granite bench.
Outdoor Living at This LoHi Townhome: A Big Terrace With City Views
An oversized terrace is one of the best features of this LoHi townhome. For example, custom built-in seating makes it perfect for entertaining or relaxing in the sun. From here, you can watch storms roll in over the city or catch the fireworks after a game.
Finally, a secure two-car attached garage and plenty of storage make everyday living easy in this LoHi townhome, something many downtown condos can’t offer.
Living in LoHi: Restaurants, Bridges to Downtown and Stadiums Nearby
Lower Highland is one of Denver’s most popular neighborhoods, and LoHi townhomes put you close to it all. Restaurants and cafes line West 32nd Avenue and 15th and 16th Streets, and pedestrian bridges lead across the river to Union Station and LoDo. For more on the area, see my Highland neighborhood guide, or read the library’s history of the neighborhood.
In addition, Ball Arena, Coors Field, Empower Field at Mile High, the Colorado Convention Center and the Denver Center for the Performing Arts are all within easy reach of LoHi townhomes like this one. As a downtown specialist since 1998, I help buyers compare LoHi with LoDo and other city-close neighborhoods.
Looking for a home like this one? Browse my townhome listings. Or, if you own a home here and are thinking of selling, here’s how I market and list homes.
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