1350 Josephine St

A midcentury residential condominium in Denver’s Congress Park neighborhood, the building dates to 1966 and rises roughly five stories. The property houses studios, one- and two-bedroom units arranged around interior corridors with elevator access and a mix of end and interior floorplans. Many homes retain period details—hardwood flooring, high ceilings and large windows—alongside later updates such as quartz or granite counters, stainless appliances and modern lighting. Units commonly include eat-in kitchens or breakfast nooks, generous closets or walk-in storage, and private outdoor space in the form of balconies or top-floor decks. Shared facilities emphasize low-maintenance urban living: a gated or deeded parking program with assigned spaces, a private outdoor swimming pool and seating area, onsite coin laundry plus additional storage lockers in the basement. The HOA covers utilities such as heat and water and maintains building systems, grounds and a secured entry. Exterior features include a classic masonry façade, heated gutters, building lighting and elevator service. Situated between Cheesman and Congress Parks with easy access to City Park, the Denver Botanic Gardens and nearby museums, the building offers strong walkability to cafes, restaurants and transit corridors along Colfax. The community appeals to owners seeking a balance of classic character, practical amenities and a central Denver location.