1401 W 85Th Ave

A mid-rise condominium complex in Denver built in 2005, composed primarily of two-bedroom residences across townhouse-style and stacked-floor plans. Units commonly feature vaulted or high ceilings, open floorplans, primary suites with walk-in closets and attached baths, eat-in kitchens with pantry space, and a mix of durable counters (granite, quartz, concrete, and laminate). Many homes include private balconies, in-unit laundry or stacked washer/dryer hookups, ceiling fans, and wiring for high-speed internet. Exterior details are straightforward and low-maintenance, with basic lighting, rain gutters, and modest landscaping; several units overlook or sit adjacent to a community park. Common-area characteristics are minimal but practical: no-stair entry options on some ground-floor units, playground and outdoor recreation nearby, and smoke-free policies. Parking and garage arrangements are managed by the association and vary by unit; resident access and management approvals are handled through on-site property management. Pet and service specifics are determined by HOA rules, and units are sold frequently in a mix of move-in condition and as-is fixer listings, reflecting both investor and owner-occupant demand. The neighborhood is suburban-urban transitional, offering quick drives to downtown Denver, walking access to local retail and bus lines, and close proximity to Water World and nearby parks, delivering a functional, value-oriented lifestyle.