3249 W Fairview Pl

A converted historic schoolhouse repurposed as a low-rise condominium complex in Denver’s Highlands neighborhood. Originally constructed in 1919 and converted to condos in 1996, the building preserves masonry exteriors and exposed brick interiors while integrating modern systems like a high-efficiency boiler and updated roof, gutters, lighting and wiring. Units are predominantly one-bedroom loft-style layouts spanning one to two levels with features such as vaulted or high ceilings, large industrial-style windows, hardwood and travertine floors, granite or quartz counters, kitchen islands, and generous walk-in closets. Many residences open to small balconies or overlook a central landscaped courtyard and garden areas; some end units capture extra windows and light. Common elements include a secured entrance with elevator access, shared patios, laundry facilities, on-site maintenance, and limited garage parking options (detached one-car garages available or rentable). Exterior amenities emphasize low-maintenance communal greenspace, barbecue hookups and private yards for select units. The building allows pets, maintains a smoke-free policy, and offers practical conveniences—trash, heat and water often covered by HOA. Its location places residents within easy walking distance of Highlands Square, 32nd and Lowell retail and dining, Highland Park, and transit connections to downtown and major highways.