10 N Ogden St

A mid-century, garden-style condominium in Denver built in 1960, the property is primarily configured with two-bedroom residences arranged across a low-rise, elevator-served structure. Exteriors reveal mature landscaping, a gated courtyard with barbecue and seating, a private garden area for select units, and a communal rooftop deck with views of the city and nearby mountains. Interiors favor practical, light-filled layouts: open floor plans, hardwood floors, crown molding in many units, eat-in kitchens with granite counters, and in some homes inset breakfast nooks and breakfast bars. Common rooms and services include an elevator, bike room, shared laundry on most floors (with some units offering in-unit washer/dryer), basement storage lockers, and deeded covered parking spaces or carports. Mechanical updates to the building are noted (recent boiler replacement and improved common-area finishes), and on-site amenities emphasize outdoor social space—courtyard grilling stations, rooftop lounging with a mini-fridge and grill, and a community gardener who tends plantings. The property sits in a pedestrian-friendly pocket north of Washington Park with ready access to Cherry Creek, Speer Boulevard and regional bike trails; nearby options include cafés, restaurants, and urban shopping. Pet policies are permissive for cats and small dogs, and HOA dues cover certain utilities like heat and water for many units.