Estimate anchored to list price and building/unit characteristics. Range reflects typical variance for high-floor 1BR units in downtown Denver (amenities and assigned parking drive premium). No live comps queried; verify with MLS comps and appraisal.
High-Floor 1BR at Barclay Tower — Parking + Rooftop Pool
Unit 2904 in the Barclay Tower delivers one of downtown Denver's most compelling one-bedroom propositions: high-floor views, an open, flexible floor plan, and an amenity set you won’t find in newer cookie-cutter buildings. At about 816 square feet this residence stretches beyond typical one-bedroom footprints — the living and dining zones read like a lofted layout, allowing space for distinct living, dining and a home-office niche. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the unit and frame long views down the 16th Street corridor and across the skyline.
The kitchen has been updated with extensive white cabinetry and natural stone countertops, offering durable surfaces and room for multiple cooks or a rolling island. Laminate plank flooring has been installed in the living areas while the full bathroom features slate tile for a solid, contemporary palette. The bedroom is oversized by downtown standards, includes a well-organized walk-in closet and gets the same elevated vistas as the main living area. A convenient half-bath off the entry provides guest privacy and the entry closet has potential for stackable laundry if remodeled.
What truly sets this unit apart is the building and what comes with it: a roof-top heated pool and hot tub with glass surrounds, expansive sundeck and gardens with grills and a fire pit for entertaining, a private fitness center, comfortable community entertaining rooms, and a large, clean laundry facility. The listing notes a rare underground, secure oversized parking spot and a storage unit — a meaningful premium in the 80202 market and a big convenience for downtown living.
Location is unmatched for transit-rich urban living: walk to the 16th Street Mall, Union Station, Ball Arena and Coors Field, with immediate access to restaurants, museums and grocery options. Whether you are an owner seeking a central home or an investor targeting high-amenity rentals, this unit combines turnkey condition with durable demand drivers.
See the properties helping shape the valuation.
Comparable sales
A 1980 contemporary.
Building
Site & utilities
Downtown / LoDo (Lower Downtown)
Researched nearby locations
Location
1625 Larimer St #2904, Denver, CO 80202
The 1625 Larimer address sits at the crossroads of downtown Denver’s most active corridors. Residents enjoy immediate access to the 16th Street Mall’s cafes and retail, easy transit connections at Union Station, and quick walks to Ball Arena and Coors Field. The neighborhood blends historic LoDo character with contemporary downtown towers — expect a pedestrian-first environment with abundant dining, cultural institutions and nightlife a short walk away.
Exceptional urban recreation access: rooftop pool and sundeck on-site plus walking and cycling routes to downtown parks, riverfront trails and sports venues.
A factual market snapshot around 1625 Larimer St.
Downtown Denver (80202) remains a live-work-play epicenter with consistent renter demand and steady buyer interest from young professionals and empty-nesters seeking walkability. Inventory for quality one-bedroom condos with assigned parking stays limited; those attributes command a premium and reduce days-on-market. Current local indicators show modest appreciation year-over-year (~2–4%) with tighter supply downtown (roughly 2–3 months of inventory). For buyers, this unit’s combination of high-floor views, deeded parking/storage and a full amenity package makes it a defensible purchase in a market where convenience and turnkey condition accelerate offers. Investors should underwrite conservatively — project rents around $1,700–$1,900/month and expect seasonality tied to downtown leasing cycles.
Downtown high-density mixed-use zoning permitting residential towers, ground-floor retail and associated services (exact zoning code to verify with city records).
Zoning
Research-indicated uses
- Residential Condominium Units
- Mixed Use Retail/Restaurant At Ground Level
- Office And Hospitality Uses In Building
What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.
Key findings
- 816 SF one-bedroom, 1.5-bath condo in Barclay Tower built in 1980.
- Listed at $361,000 ($442/SF) with a suggested market range $345k–$380k.
- Listing description indicates underground oversized parking and storage included (important premium).
- Robust building amenities and downtown location strongly support rental demand and resale liquidity.
- Unit condition described as updated (laminate flooring, slate tile bath, stone counters).
What stands out about this property.
Interior Features
- 816 SF open-plan 1BR + 1.5BA
- Floor-to-ceiling windows with 16th Street and skyline views
- Updated kitchen with white cabinetry and natural stone countertops
- Laminate flooring in living areas; slate tile in full bath
- Large bedroom with walk-in closet and organizational system
- Half bath off entry; potential for stackable laundry with remodel
Exterior & Lot
- 29th-floor high-rise unit with elevator access
- Underground oversized secure parking stall included (per listing)
- Dedicated storage unit included (per listing)
- Building maintenance and secure lobby
Location & Neighborhood
- Direct access to 16th Street Mall pedestrian corridor
- Walking distance to Union Station (transit hub), Ball Arena and Coors Field
- Close to Denver Art Museum, restaurants, grocery and nightlife
- MLS/municipal services via REcolorado/City & County of Denver
Walkability & Recreation
- Walkability Rating: 95/100
- Immediate access to downtown parks, bike lanes, and transit
- Rooftop heated pool, hot tub and sundeck with grills and fire-pit
- Private fitness center and community entertaining spaces
Sources & research confidence.
See where the property research came from and how confidence varies by field.