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The Coloradan — Union Station / LoDo

Denver's most walkable condo address. Steps from Union Station, Whole Foods, and everything LoDo — in a LEED Gold certified high-rise with full amenities.

1750 Wewatta Street, Denver, CO 80202

LoDo / Union StationLEED Gold334 Units19 FloorsRooftop Pool

Building Overview

The Coloradan stands as the undisputed centerpiece of Denver's Union Station neighborhood — the only for-sale condominium building on the block, and still the most sought-after urban address in downtown Denver. Built in 2018 by East West Partners and designed by GBD Architects, this 19-story LEED Gold certified tower introduced 334 residences ranging from studios to seven penthouse units on the top floor.

The building's purple terracotta facade is unmistakable against the downtown skyline, and its position directly adjacent to Union Station's train platforms means residents step off the A-Line from DIA and walk directly home. The 22,000 square feet of ground-floor retail — anchored by Whole Foods and a curated mix of boutiques and restaurants — means most daily errands happen without a car.

What separates The Coloradan from comparable downtown towers is the completeness of the lifestyle. It's not just an amenity list — it's a self-contained urban ecosystem in a building that continues to hold its value relative to the rest of the downtown condo market.

Quick Stats

Floors
19
Total Units
334
Built
2018
HOA/Mo
$500–$900
Price Range
$500K–$1.5M+
Address
1750 Wewatta

Amenities

  • 18th-floor club lounge with sweeping city views
  • Rooftop pool deck with Baja shelf, fire pits, and BBQs
  • 5th-floor community garden
  • Fully equipped fitness center
  • Co-working library and lounge
  • Concierge-attended lobby
  • 22,000 sq ft ground-floor retail including Whole Foods
  • RTD pedestrian bridge access directly from building
  • A-Line to DIA — 40 minutes door to terminal

Typical Floor Plans & Pricing

Price ranges are estimates based on recent market activity. Contact Colton for current availability and specific unit pricing.

Studio
450–650 sq ft
From ~$500K
1 Bedroom
650–950 sq ft
$550K–$850K
2 Bedroom
950–1,400 sq ft
$800K–$1.3M+
Penthouse
1,800–3,000+ sq ft
$1.6M–$3M+

HOA Fees & What They Cover

HOA fees at The Coloradan typically run $500–$900/month depending on unit size. Fees cover building maintenance, amenities access, building insurance, trash, and concierge services. Does not include parking (separate monthly fee). Reserve fund health should be reviewed in HOA documents prior to offer.

Pros & Cons

✓ What Buyers Love

  • Best-in-class walkability score in all of downtown Denver
  • Direct pedestrian connection to Union Station and A-Line transit
  • LEED Gold certification — lower utility costs
  • Strong resale demand; consistent inventory movement
  • Ground-floor retail eliminates most errands

✗ What to Consider

  • HOA fees on the higher end for downtown — budget $500–$900/mo
  • Street-level activity around Union Station bus terminal can be a concern for some buyers
  • Limited parking — secure garage spots are an additional monthly cost
  • Building prohibits STR under 30 days unless primary residence with city license

Common Questions

Can I rent out my Coloradan unit on Airbnb?
Only if the unit is your primary residence and you hold a current Denver STR license. The Coloradan, like most LoDo buildings, prohibits sub-30-day rentals for investment-only owners. Verify current building bylaws before purchasing for investment.
What's the parking situation?
The Coloradan has two parking facilities — one public, one reserved for residents. Resident parking is an additional monthly cost on top of HOA dues. Not all units come with a deeded parking space.
How is the resale market?
The Coloradan has maintained strong resale demand since opening in 2018. Well-positioned units move faster than comparable downtown buildings. Overpriced units sit — the building isn't immune to pricing discipline.
What floor should I target for views?
Floors 10+ get meaningful city and mountain views. The penthouse floor (19) has the best exposure but commands a significant premium. Mid-floors 12–16 often represent the best value-to-view ratio.

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