| Asking Price | $875,000 |
| Price Per Square Foot | $461/SF |
| Property Type | Live/Work Loft Condominium |
| Year Built | 2008 |
| Configuration | 2 Bed / 2.5 Bath |
| Building SF | 1,900 SF |
| Stories | 3 (Loft + Rooftop Deck) |
| Parking | 2 Spaces (Garage) |
| Zoning | I-MX-3 (Live/Work) |
| Neighborhood | Curtis Park |
| Annual Property Taxes | $3,538 (2025) |
| HOA Dues | $680/Month |
A one-of-a-kind live/work loft wrapped in a hand-painted, floor-to-roofline mural that has made this corner of 31st Street a neighborhood landmark. Inside, the three-story layout pairs exposed brick, steel truss ceilings, and polished concrete floors with a full kitchen, mezzanine-level office/studio space, and a private rooftop deck with downtown views.
Zoned I-MX-3 for flexible live/work use, the unit offers a rare combination of creative studio space and residential comfort just blocks from Larimer Street, RiNo's gallery and restaurant corridor, and the 38th & Blake rail station — an 84/100 Walk Score submarket with strong owner-occupant demand.
HOA dues include exterior insurance, building maintenance, snow removal, landscaping, water, trash/recycling, and fire inspection.
1240 31st Street sits in Curtis Park, Denver's oldest platted residential neighborhood and the direct gateway to the River North (RiNo) Art District. Established in the 1870s, Curtis Park retains one of the city's largest collections of Victorian-era homes alongside adaptive-reuse lofts, new-build townhomes, and creative studio space — of which the subject building, wrapped floor-to-roofline in its own hand-painted mural, is a signature example.
Buyers gain immediate walkable access to RiNo's restaurant, brewery, and gallery corridor along Larimer and Walnut Streets, plus the neighborhood's dense concentration of street art, working artist studios, and design/creative firms that have made RiNo one of Denver's most recognized cultural districts.
The 38th & Blake commuter rail station connects directly to Union Station and DIA, with quick reach to I-70 and I-25. Curtis Park's mix of historic character, infill redevelopment, and creative-economy tenancy has driven sustained owner-occupant and investor demand across Denver's Central submarket.
Continued reinvestment along Brighton Boulevard and Larimer Street has kept Curtis Park / RiNo among Denver's most closely watched submarkets for owner-occupants and investors alike.
| Metric | 1 Mile | 3 Miles | 5 Miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Population | 56,514 | 262,260 | 646,058 |
| Occupied Households | 29,012 | 131,380 | 284,453 |
| Median Age | 32.3 | 34.5 | 35.2 |
| Avg. Household Size | 1.95 | 2.00 | 2.27 |
| Median HH Income | $105,575 | $99,339 | $92,870 |
| Est. Average HH Income | $111,700 | $111,450 | $107,000 |
All figures reflect 2024 estimates by radius from the subject.
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