4101 E Louisiana Avenue
Viewpoint 41 Lofts at 4101 E Louisiana Avenue is a straightforward example of office-to-residential conversion done at a smaller scale.
Originally built in 1963 as a six-story, roughly 26,000-square-foot office building, the property has been repositioned into 41 apartments. The unit mix includes studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts ranging from approximately 382 to 725 square feet.
The building’s structure made it a strong candidate for conversion. Its mid-century design features relatively shallow floor plates, allowing natural light to reach most living spaces. Large existing windows, originally designed for office use, now provide expansive city and mountain views across the units.
The renovated apartments include stainless steel appliances, dishwashers, and in-unit washer and dryer hookups. The property is pet-friendly and includes surface parking.
Located along Colorado Boulevard in Virginia Village, the site offers direct access to one of Denver’s primary north-south corridors. Retail, grocery, and dining options are concentrated nearby, including the brand new King Soopers opening this year directly across the street. The property is less than a mile from I-25, roughly 15 minutes from downtown, and about 2.7 miles from the University of Denver.
Viewpoint 41 reflects a repeatable conversion type: mid-century office buildings with efficient floor plates, strong window lines, and locations embedded in established corridors. These properties can transition to residential use with relatively straightforward design adaptations.
The property is currently leasing. Studios start around $1,100 per month, one-bedrooms from approximately $1,165, and two-bedrooms from around $1,830.
For leasing inquires, contact Cornerstone Apartment Services.
