Residence #116 at WaterTower Lofts  |  2960 Inca Street, Denver, CO 80202

There are addresses, and then there are destinations. WaterTower Lofts — originally constructed in 1896 as part of Denver's historic waterworks era and converted into 94 residential lofts in 2002 — is one of the most architecturally significant buildings in downtown Denver. Residence #116 is a rare offering within this iconic address.

The Home

This 1,466 sq ft, 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom loft spans two levels with a finished basement suite, delivering the kind of spatial drama that simply cannot be built new. Soaring ceilings, exposed concrete, steel, and oversized windows flood the open-concept main level with natural light. The kitchen flows seamlessly to the living and dining areas — ideal for entertaining or unwinding. One bedroom is conveniently located on the main level, while the expansive primary suite occupies the finished lower level with a full private bath. Three bathrooms total, including a main-level half bath, ensure flexibility for residents and guests alike. In-unit washer and dryer, central air, and one reserved deeded parking space are included.

What truly distinguishes Unit #116 is its rare walk-out access — a ground-floor private entrance that delivers the ease of single-family living within an urban loft setting. A private yard and front porch are exterior features almost unheard of in comparable downtown buildings.

The Location

Situated at the edge of LoHi (Lower Highlands) and Downtown Denver — with a Walk Score of 96 — WaterTower Lofts sits in what locals describe as the "cul-de-sac of downtown." You're steps from Coors Field, a short walk to Union Station with direct train access to DIA, and surrounded by award-winning LoHi restaurants and rooftop bars. The Platte River trail system and Commons Park are accessible for outdoor recreation, all without needing a car.

Building Amenities

• Fitness center on-site

• Secure building with security entrance

• Reserved deeded parking (1 space included)

• Mid-rise historic brick construction (1896, converted 2002)

• Near light rail and public transit