1101 Bellaire St

A mid-century, low-rise condominium constructed in 1951, this Denver building contains primarily one-bedroom units arranged across a compact number of stories. Exterior character is modest and utilitarian, with shared garden and barbecue areas, perimeter lighting, and modest landscaping that opens onto a fenced communal yard. Interiors reflect era-appropriate layouts updated over time: many units feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, open living-to-dining flows, eat-in kitchens or kitchen islands, built-in storage, and refinished or modernized counters in granite, quartz, laminate, or butcher block. Large replacement windows and ceiling fans improve ventilation and daylight; select homes include decorative fireplaces and entrance foyers. The building offers practical shared facilities including on-site laundry in the basement, a shared patio/bike area, and a secure keyed entry. Parking is limited but typically includes one deeded off-street space per unit and occasional HOA-managed leased spots. Utilities such as heat, water, gas and electricity are commonly covered by the HOA. Pet policies are governed by the association. Located in the Hale/Mayfair corridor near the 9th & Colorado redevelopment, residents have immediate walking access to Trader Joe’s, restaurants, parks, and transit; proximity to Cherry Creek, City Park, and Rose Medical Center makes the location convenient for both daily errands and city commutes.