3613 S Sheridan Blvd

A mid-1970s low-rise condominium complex located in the Denver metro area, the property was built in 1973 and primarily comprises two-bedroom floorplans alongside frequent one-bedroom and studio configurations. The site reads as garden-style buildings with tree-lined walkways, accessible ground-level and upper-floor units, and many residences featuring private balconies. Interiors commonly present practical finishes from successive updates—laminate or granite/concrete counters in kitchens, breakfast nooks or small eating areas, ceiling fans, walk-in closets and occasionally in-unit stacked washer/dryers. Common building systems include community coin-operated and some full-size laundry rooms, on-site maintenance staff, and centralized heating with individual electric blowers and air conditioning in units. The grounds emphasize low-maintenance exterior materials, extensive green space, playgrounds, and racquet courts (tennis and newer pickleball), plus surface parking with HOA-managed permits. The association historically covers exterior upkeep, gas hot water heaters, furnace maintenance, water, garbage and some utilities depending on building. Pet rules vary by building and unit; several listings note restrictive HOA policies that limit pets to service animals or specific allowances. Situated near major arterials and retail nodes, the complex offers quick access to shopping, mountain routes, parks and regional attractions, positioning it as a practical, community-oriented option for first-time buyers, commuters and investors seeking turnkey or value-add condominium units.