La Ville Historique De Lo Do Revisitée

Historic LoDo. Reimagined. Rare sixth-floor corner residence inside the iconic IceHouse Lofts, pairing authentic industrial architecture with a sophisticated, fully reimagined interior. Added during the building’s rooftop conversion, this exceptional 2-bedroom, 2-bath home features a private balcony with mountain views, two side-by-side garage parking spaces and an elevated corner setting offering abundant natural light, privacy and quiet separation. Exposed brick, soaring ceilings, expansive windows and the preserved original parapet give 603 architectural character that simply cannot be replicated by new construction.

Designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the chef’s kitchen features a professional-grade appliance package with Thermador six-burner gas range and hood, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Wolf oven, Cove dishwasher and built-in wine refrigerator, complemented by custom cabinetry, stainless-steel backsplash and open shelving. Living and dining spaces flow naturally to the private balcony for morning coffee, entertaining and Colorado sunsets.

The primary suite is a private retreat with a spa-inspired bath featuring a raised soaking tub, dual quartz vanity, Brizo Luxe Gold fixtures, towel-warming drawer and oversized shower with rainfall and body sprays. A Toto Neorest adds heated seating and auto-flush functionality. The secondary bedroom offers flexibility for guests, home office or den.

Thoughtful upgrades include energy-efficient HVAC, whole-home humidifier, Hubbardton Forge lighting, remote-controlled window shades, integrated sound and an LG all-in-one washer/dryer. Two reserved parking spaces and private storage complete the home.

And then there is the address: 1801 Wynkoop Street. Next to Union Station in the heart of historic LoDo, the IceHouse is instantly recognizable by its iconic mural, historic smokestack and rooftop water tower.

Historic character. Refined modern living. An address Denver knows.