Estimate anchored to current list price ($545k) and the recent 2/2024 sale ($518k). Range reflects typical downtown condo market movement, building amenities and recent unit updates. No live comps search performed — verify with broker/MLS.
LoDo Corner 2BR/2BA — 12th-Floor Views, Rooftop Pool & Concierge
Barclay Towers #1205 delivers a rare combination for downtown Denver buyers: spacious floor plan, corner exposure and a full-service amenity set, all within easy walking distance of Union Station, Larimer Square and the 16th Street Mall. This 12th-floor condo features a contemporary, open-concept layout across approximately 1,283 square feet — two bedrooms and two baths thoughtfully refreshed with updated finishes. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame downtown skyline views, and the corner orientation gives the space a bright, panoramic feeling.
The kitchen opens to the living area and is configured for entertaining; the living room includes a stylish Murphy bed solution that preserves daily living flow while providing flexible guest accommodations. The primary suite includes its own en-suite bath and storage, while the second bedroom works well as a home office, guest room or roommate setup. Wood and carpet flooring finish the living areas and bedrooms, and both bathrooms show recent updates called out in the listing.
Beyond the unit, Barclay Towers stands out for amenities that make urban life easy: rooftop pool with city/mountain outlooks, a well-equipped fitness center, a plaza-level garden with seating and grill stations, bike storage and on-site laundry. The building also offers 24-hour concierge/security and management — the listing indicates many utilities (heat, A/C, water, cable, internet, trash) are included in HOA — buyers should confirm specifics in the HOA documents. A dedicated parking space and additional storage make car ownership viable while keeping the convenience of downtown transit options at your doorstep.
This property suits a range of buyers: professionals seeking a lock-and-leave urban home, downsizers wanting amenitized living in LoDo, or investors targeting steady downtown rental demand. Easy access to Ball Arena, Coors Field, Denver Performing Arts Complex and dozens of restaurants and shops means the best of Denver is minutes away.
Call Douglas McCartney at Madison & Company Properties (303-771-3850) for a private showing and to request the HOA resale documents, parking assignment, and updated financials.
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Comparable sales
A 1980 contemporary.
Building
Site & utilities
LoDo / Downtown Denver
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Location
1625 Larimer St #1205, Denver, CO 80202
LoDo (Lower Downtown) is Denver’s oldest commercial district and one of its most active urban neighborhoods. Characterized by brick storefronts, cobblestone-feel streets, and a high concentration of restaurants, bars and cultural venues, LoDo blends historic character with modern high-rise living. Residents value immediate access to transit at Union Station, the 16th Street Mall, and an easy walk to sports and entertainment venues.
Exceptional urban recreation: rooftop pool plus close access to Commons Park, Confluence Park and the South Platte River trail system for walking, running and biking.
A factual market snapshot around 1625 Larimer St #1205.
Downtown Denver (LoDo) remains attractive to buyers who prioritize walkability, transit access and building amenities. As of early 2026, well-priced, amenitized 2BR condos in LoDo typically move faster than average downtown inventory — median sale prices for centrally located condos sit around the low-to-mid $500ks with modest yearly appreciation. Inventory levels are generally balanced (roughly 2–4 months supply), giving sellers an edge when units are turnkey and have desirable building features like rooftop amenities and concierge. For buyers, this unit's combination of size (1,283 SF), corner position and full-service building can justify a premium over smaller or less-amenitized alternatives. Investors should confirm HOA rules on rentals and factor in potential HOA dues and assessments when calculating yield.
Urban high-density residential/mixed-use zoning (LoDo core). Specific code to be confirmed with City Planning.
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Condominium Residential
- Mixed Use Commercial/Residential At Building Level (Subject To Building Rules)
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Sale history
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Key findings
- 2 beds / 2 baths; 1,283 SF; built 1980 (mid-century/contemporary building style).
- Current list price: $545,000; price/sf = $425 (Redfin scraped data).
- Previous recorded sale: $518,000 (Feb 2024) — recent comparable baseline.
- Building amenities materially add value and demand for buyers seeking convenience.
- Corner 12th-floor location increases appeal relative to lower-level units.
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms
- 1,283 square feet open-concept living
- Floor-to-ceiling corner windows with skyline views
- Murphy bed in living area for overnight guests
- Updated bathroom finishes
- Wood and carpet flooring
- Kitchen with full appliances: dishwasher, disposal, microwave, range, refrigerator
Exterior & Lot
- 12th-floor corner unit in Barclay Towers
- Plaza-level landscaped garden with seating and grills
- Rooftop pool with mountain/city views
- Assigned parking space in building garage (per listing)
- On-site storage
Location & Neighborhood
- Steps to Larimer Square (0.1 mi) and Union Station (0.2 mi)
- Walking distance to Coors Field, Ball Arena and the Performing Arts Complex
- Immediate access to light rail, regional transit and 16th Street Mall
- Active retail and restaurant corridor on Larimer St
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 98/100
- Nearby parks and riverfront trails (Commons Park and Confluence Park within 0.5–1.0 mi)
- Easy bike and public transit access
- Rooftop recreation (pool) and on-site fitness center
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