Luke Short

A penthouse loft inside one of Denver’s most architecturally significant buildings.History above the city. Light, space, and texture within.Unit 609 is a rare top-floor residence set in the Denver Dry Goods Building—a historic landmark of turn-of-the-century architecture designed by Frank Edbrooke, also known for the Brown Palace. With 11-foot ceilings, antique Palladian windows, and

Set within one of Denver’s most architecturally significant landmarks, this two-story loft offers an extraordinary opportunity to live in a piece of the city’s history, reimagined for modern life. Constructed in 1889 and expanded in 1924, the Denver Dry Goods Building was once the largest department store west of Chicago, a grand emporium employing over 1,200 people at its peak. Designed by Frank