12360 W Nevada Pl

A mid-1980s low-rise condominium complex in Lakewood composed largely of two-bedroom units, the property reflects suburban multifamily design typical of 1986. Most residences feature vaulted ceilings, open floorplans, and built-in conveniences such as pantry storage, walk-in closets, and in-unit laundry hookups. Interior finishes seen across listings include mixed countertop materials (granite and laminate), solid-surface counters, ceiling fans, and a mix of carpet and vinyl/laminate flooring. Many units are end or upper-floor homes with abundant windows, private balconies/decks and exterior storage rooms; some offer wood-burning fireplaces with brick surrounds. Common exterior elements emphasize usable outdoor space and lighting, with landscaped green areas and pathways between buildings. The association operates with modest HOA fees, reserved parking (one assigned spot per unit) plus visitor parking, and an FHA-approved structure in many cases. Location advantages are consistent: proximity to Green Mountain open space, Red Rocks, light rail, shopping on Union Boulevard, and direct routes to downtown Denver and mountain corridors, making the complex oriented toward easy access to trails, transit and local amenities. Pet and detailed service policies vary by unit/association but the community presents as a practical, lower-cost option for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors seeking established construction and outdoor-oriented neighborhood access.