1330 Race St

A low-rise condominium conversion dating to 1964, this small residential building offers predominantly one-bedroom units organized across a few stories. The exterior presents a midcentury urban form with modest balconies and exterior storage lockers for residents. Inside, individual homes favor open floor plans with wood or wood-look floors, eat-in kitchens anchored by granite or solid surface counters, islands or breakfast bars, stainless steel appliances and gas ranges. Units commonly include in-unit laundry or stacked washer/dryer hookups, ceiling fans, wired-for-data infrastructure, and generous closet systems. Shared elements are practical rather than grand: a secure entry, off-street reserved parking spaces (often available for an extra fee), and assigned exterior storage. The homeowners association covers heat, water, trash and snow removal; the building enforces a smoke-free policy and typically allows pets per customary condo rules. Located one block from Cheesman Park in central Denver, the property places residents within walking distance of parks, museums, groceries, restaurants and downtown transit corridors for an urban, pedestrian-friendly lifestyle.