Beleza Lofts – River North Neighborhood in Denver
Posted by Dan Sullivan on August 2, 2008
The Beleza - Courtesy of Techne Architecture
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A new “Green Built” condominium project is planned in Denver’s River North Neighborhood. The developer, River North Properties LLC, announced that it will be constructing a 14-story, 66 unit condominium and retail project, featuring approximately 20,000 square feet of retail space. The condos will be located at 31st Street and Brighton Boulevard near the South Platte River.
Amenities Include:
- Expansive, covered terraces on each unit featuring its own barbecue grill and outdoor dual-sided fireplace shared with the living room
- Climate controlled “smart” window shades
- Premium granite countertops, designer lighting, and a combination of hardwood and carpeted flooring
- Biometric (fingerprint) access and security systems
- Rooftop deck with an infinity-edge pool, upscale bar, and restaurant
- In-house “doggy day care” and an expansive 3,870 square foot indoor-outdoor dog park
- A spacious health club featuring the finest equipment, yoga, exercise, and aerobic spinning classes where residents can train on spectacular videocaptured trails.
- Above-ground and underground parking
Prices start at $400,000, and the developer plans to break ground once half the units are pre-sold. Construction is expected to take 18 months.
Architect: Techne Architecture, LLC, Denver, CO
General Contractor: Tom Martin Construction CO, Overland Kansas
River North Neighborhood
The area covered in the River North Plan, or the Plan, is generallly located northeast of downtown Denver between Park Avenue West and Interstate 70 (I-70) and its interchange with Brighton Boulevard. This area has enormous potential to create a unique community that will take its position among Denver’s great places. Its past as a mixed use area provides guidance on how to re-establish a mixture of uses to maximize its potential while continuing to serve as a home to many existing businesses.
