Perched on top of one of Denver’s most recognizable landmarks, this penthouse loft mixes historic charm with modern city living. Residence 609 sits on the top floor of the Denver Dry Goods Building—a turn-of-the-century gem designed by Frank Edbrooke, the architect behind the Brown Palace.

Step into a sunlit foyer with a skylight, 11-foot ceilings, and exposed brick that set the tone for this character-filled home. The cozy primary bedroom provides a private retreat, while a spa-like bathroom with double vanity and oversized slate tile serves the home. The open kitchen and living area—with maple cabinets, granite countertops, and large windows—offer a bright, flexible space, and a built-in Murphy bed provides additional sleeping options when needed.

Beyond the residence, secure garage parking, a fitness center, and extra storage add everyday convenience. Located at 16th and California, directly across the street from the light rail station, the building sits at the heart of Denver’s reimagined downtown. The city’s $175 million redesign of 16th Street has transformed the area into a pedestrian-friendly hub filled with greenery, connectivity, and vibrant energy. The building’s heritage and central location make this loft a rare opportunity to own a piece of Denver’s living history.