1130 N Pennsylvania St

A mid-century condominium building in Denver’s Capitol Hill, originally constructed in 1953 and organized around one-bedroom residences. The property rises a few stories and is served by an interior elevator and secured entry points; units typically feature high ceilings, original or refinished hardwood floors, and open one-bedroom floor plans with breakfast nooks or bars. Kitchens have seen incremental updates across units—countertops vary from laminate to quartz and granite and many kitchens include built-in pantry space, subway-tile backsplashes, and modern appliances. Baths are often renovated with tiled showers or reglazed tubs. Exterior and shared elements emphasize urban convenience: a communal rooftop deck with panoramic city and mountain views, exterior balconies, and gas grill hookups for resident use. On-site conveniences include coin/card laundry, basement or garage storage lockers, and bicycle storage. Parking is a mix of deeded underground garage spaces and a small number of off-street/reserved surface spaces; the garage is heated and provides secure access. The homeowners association manages insurance, many utilities, and building upkeep with modest monthly dues. Pet policies and guest services vary by unit; some restrictions apply. The building’s location on a historic, tree-lined Capitol Hill street yields an extremely high walk score, immediate access to restaurants, shops, parks, and transit, and frequent views of the Colorado State Capitol and downtown skyline.