A true Denver original—this one-of-a-kind corner townhome blends turn-of-the-century character with striking modern design. Originally built in 1894 as a neighborhood storefront, it has been thoughtfully reimagined into a loft-style residence as part of a boutique, three-unit redevelopment. With no HOA and only a simple party wall agreement, it’s an exceptional opportunity for Airbnb, short-term rentals, or savvy owner-occupants looking for flexible living with income potential.Step inside to 14’ soaring ceilings and an open floor plan drenched in natural light, thanks to dramatic floor-to-ceiling Andersen 100 Fibrex windows. Designer finishes are featured throughout—from luxury plank flooring and custom metal stair railings to statement lighting, bold tile selections, and bespoke built-ins. Exposed brick, black and brass fixtures, and walnut accents add warmth and texture, perfectly balancing the home’s industrial roots with elevated style.The kitchen is a showstopper, featuring white shaker cabinetry, marble quartz countertops with a waterfall edge, walnut open shelving, and a custom built-in dining nook that maximizes both space and style.The main-level bedroom suite offers a stunning exposed brick wall, a large double closet with custom built-ins, and additional overhead storage. Downstairs, the finished basement impresses with high ceilings, a spacious second living area, a full bathroom, and a bright bedroom with a large egress window that lets in generous natural light.Located blocks from City Park, RiNo, and downtown Denver, this home offers unbeatable access to vibrant local restaurants, cultural institutions, and top medical centers including St. Joseph’s and Presbyterian/St. Luke’s. With its distinct architecture, thoughtful upgrades, and short-term rental appeal, this home is not only rare—it’s remarkable.