2500 S York St

Harvard Park Condominiums is a mid-century residential building in Denver completed in 1963. The property rises several stories and contains a mix of studios, one- and two-bedroom condominium homes configured for everyday living. Architecturally it reflects practical postwar design with straightforward massing and regularly placed balconies and windows. Interiors commonly feature efficient layouts with eat-in kitchens, breakfast nooks or islands, solid-surface and stone counters (granite, quartz, Corian), ceiling fans, and high ceilings in select units; many homes have been remodeled with modern finishes such as stainless steel appliances, luxury vinyl plank or tile flooring, and floor-to-ceiling windows or French doors opening to private patios or balconies. Building services include elevator access, secured entry, reserved off-street parking and deeded storage lockers; wired internet and smoke-free policies are typical. Exterior amenities are neighborhood-oriented: direct adjacency to DeBoer Park and the Harvard Gulch trail, communal gardens, a small playground, a dog run, gas grills and private yards for ground-floor units. The HOA frequently covers utilities like heat and A/C for residents. Location is a primary asset—walking distance to the University of Denver, light rail access, nearby shopping and restaurants, and quick routes to I-25 and Cherry Creek—creating a mix of student-friendly and long-term resident appeal.