521 E 14Th Ave

Located in Denver’s Capitol Hill, this low-rise masonry building was constructed in 1923 and contains primarily two‑bedroom condominium units arranged across several floors. The architecture reflects early 20th‑century urban residential styling with exposed brick walls, substantial woodwork and original built‑ins that survive alongside later upgrades. Units typically feature high ceilings, hardwood floors, large south‑ and west‑facing windows for abundant natural light, open floor plans with eat‑in kitchens or kitchen islands, quartz or tile counters, and practical storage such as walk‑in closets and private basement lockers. Common areas are modest and function‑oriented: secured entry, on‑site coin laundry, ample bike storage and additional private storage rooms. Off‑street parking can be available for a fee via nearby lots rather than dedicated garages. The building’s maintenance model appears condominium‑scale with smoke‑free policies; pets and specific HOA rules vary by unit and must be confirmed. Its Capitol Hill location places residents within blocks of groceries, theaters, museums, parks and an extensive restaurant and nightlife scene, supporting a pedestrian‑centric urban lifestyle with easy access to downtown Denver and transit corridors.