1750 Gaylord St

Built in 1899, this low-rise historic mansion converted to condos occupies a small, nine-unit footprint in Denver’s City Park West neighborhood. The building retains period architecture—high and vaulted ceilings, arched openings, bay windows, hardwood floors, and brick accent walls—while units have been updated with contemporary kitchens (granite counters, maple or shaker cabinetry, newer stainless appliances) and in-unit laundry. Most residences are multi-level or loft-like two-bedroom layouts providing separation between living and sleeping areas; many feature breakfast bars, eat-in kitchens, primary suites with walk-in closets, and sizeable living rooms anchored by gas fireplaces. Common exterior amenities include private balconies or large covered patios and secured entry; selected units offer reserved garage parking plus an additional dedicated space and separate storage lockers. Self-managed with low HOA dues, the building emphasizes a residential, smoke-free environment and allows pets. Located a block from City Park, occupants enjoy immediate access to the park, the Denver Zoo, Museums, and a dense corridor of restaurants, cafés, and neighborhood services along 17th Avenue, while public transit and downtown connections are a short ride away.