1155 N Ash St

Parkway Tower is a midcentury high-rise condominium built in 1962 and rising above Denver’s Hale/9th & Colorado corridor. The roughly 17-story concrete structure contains primarily two-bedroom residences with features such as open floorplans, eat-in kitchens, built-in storage, and long balconies or enclosed sunrooms that capture broad city and mountain views. Units frequently present updated kitchens with granite or quartz counters, stainless appliances, and a mix of original midcentury finishes alongside modern flooring and paint. Shared spaces include a fitness center, library and media/workspace, a clubhouse/business room, laundry on each floor, package storage, and a rooftop deck (with pool at the rooftop level referenced in some listings) that provides sweeping sightlines for sunrises and city events. The building maintains secure, locked entry, underground deeded garage parking and individual storage lockers; the HOA covers utilities and many operating expenses such as heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, grounds maintenance, and building amenities. Ongoing capital improvements and recent waterproofing and garage work reflect active reserve spending; elevator modernization and exterior repairs have been planned or prepaid in part. The tower sits within walking distance of Trader Joe’s and the 9th & Colorado retail/entertainment district, with ready access to parks, museums, Cherry Creek, and downtown, supporting an urban lifestyle with convenient transit, dining, and recreational options.