Manhattan Meets Main Street! Welcome to a rare Downtown Grand Junction loft condominium that blends sophisticated urban living with versatile commercial potential. This 4, 158 sq ft masterpiece offers 3 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and an incredible live/work layout reminiscent of a Manhattan apartment—right here on Main Street! Originally constructed in 1908, the historic Reed Building was named after Dr. John Reed, a respected local physician who helped shape Grand Junction’s early medical community. His investment reflected both business vision and a dedication to improving local infrastructure. Featuring a striking mix of stone, brick, and decorative details with large windows and a prominent cornice, the building showcases the city’s early 1900s growth and entrepreneurial spirit. Today, it remains an iconic landmark that enriches downtown’s diverse and visually dynamic atmosphere. Inside, natural light floods through expansive windows and skylights, highlighting modern stainless-steel-wrapped frames that beautifully contrast with the original exposed brick. A glass panel privacy door separates the residential area from a flexible office or commercial space—perfect for work, entertaining, or investment. The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream with professional-grade Wolf appliances, double ovens, Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, microwave and warming drawers, refrigerated prep drawers, coffee bar, and dual wine coolers. Step through dramatic glass doors to a private patio with seating and a clever dog area featuring water access and drainage. The luxurious primary suite includes a steam shower, private water closet, and custom walk-in closet. Across the hall, a half bath features a dog wash, mudroom, and storage area. The upper floor offers a potential additional outdoor patio. The lower level offers a theater room (currently an office), kitchenette, laundry, two bedrooms, full bath, extra storage, and separate entrance—ideal for guests or income potential. With smart systems for lighting, security, and audio throughout, this loft delivers history, sophistication, and versatility—an inspired blend of past and present on Grand Junction’s vibrant Main Street -an absolute must see!
