1100 Grant Street, Unit 306$484,000
Communities
Capitol Hill & Cheesman Park
Silver-boom mansions, mid-century towers and an eighty-acre park.
Photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Public domain
Capitol Hill is defined by the large Victorian and Edwardian houses built during the gold and silver years of the late nineteenth century. Cheesman Park, just to the east, gives the area its green center: eighty acres of open lawn and carriage drives, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and crowned by a Neoclassical pavilion begun in 1908.
For many buyers this is one of the most walkable ways to own in central Denver, and a condominium is the usual way in.
The buildings
Three eras sit within a few blocks of each other: converted mansions, mid-century towers such as 1200 Vine Street (1963), and small modern buildings such as the Strada, the 34-unit building at 1100 Grant Street that opened in 2006.
HOA coverage, parking and storage vary widely from one building to the next, so comparing buildings is often the real work of buying here. Nancy’s current listing is at the Strada.
Around the neighborhood
Denver Botanic Gardens adjoins Cheesman Park on its east side. The Colorado State Capitol anchors the western edge of the area, and the shops and restaurants of Colfax Avenue run along its north.
Nancy’s work here
Capitol Hill & Cheesman Park homes she has represented
| Address | Area | Represented | Closed | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1362 North Marion Street, Unit DListing courtesy of LEONARD LEONARD & ASSOCIATES | Cheesman Park | Buyer | Jun 2021 | $480,000 |
Curious about Capitol Hill & Cheesman Park?
Ask Nancy what’s selling, what’s coming and what the numbers look like right now.