The Streetcar Stables was originally built in 1882 and is one of the oldest historic buildings in downtown Denver. It was originally used by the Denver city Railway Company to store horses and streetcars. In 1994 it was converted 43 luxury lofts. It's location is prime for LoDo, just across the street from Union Station in the center of lower downtowns scene. The first floor of the building is retail with a few restaraunts, cafe and liquor store. The lower basement hosts parking for owners. The renovation brought the building up to current modern standards but did not forget to maintain the historical architectural past. The interiors have heavy timber beams, exposed ductwork, wood floors, open floorplans, balconies on the upper floors with city and mountain views and large windows for lots of natural light. The building is premier from top to bottom. A gem in the city.