4110 Hale Pkwy

A mid-rise condominium complex built in 1972, this property primarily contains one-bedroom units arranged across multiple floors with elevator access. Architectural character is utilitarian 1970s multi-family design with maintenance-free exterior finishes, rain gutters, and exterior lighting; several units sit at garden level while others have private balconies. Interiors vary from original condition to fully remodeled loft-style layouts; common interior traits include high ceilings, open floorplans, built-in features, a mix of countertop materials (Corian, granite, quartz, laminate, stone), and wired high-speed internet. Shared building elements include an elevator, basement laundry room, assigned parking spaces with some deeded storage lockers, secured entry, and occasional common meeting/party space. The association handles routine upkeep such as exterior maintenance, cleaning of common areas, and periodic security camera upgrades; some listings note HOA dues that cover heat. Pet policies and specific services vary by unit/owner, though weekly dog-waste removal and routine housekeeping of shared areas have been offered. Located in Denver’s Hale/Congress Park corridor near City Park and Rose Medical Center, the building benefits from strong walkability to restaurants, grocery stores, and transit, making it attractive for commuters and investors seeking a low-maintenance urban condo option.