6350 Oak St

Grace Place is a low-rise condominium community in Arvada built in 1985, composed mainly of two-bedroom units arranged as garden-level flats and second-floor/penthouse layouts with occasional lofts. Architecture is utilitarian suburban condo style with pitched roofs and modest balcony projections; exteriors present refreshed paint and periodic siding updates. Interiors favor open living plans with vaulted ceilings in some units, wood or bamboo flooring, and features such as wood-burning fireplaces or electric inserts, granite counters, laminate accents, ceiling fans, walk-in closets, and smart thermostats. Unit typologies include single-level ranch-style flats, two-story units with spiral stair lofts, and penthouse plans with attic/storage space and oversized decks or balconies. Common areas are minimal but well kept: external playground, abundant surface parking for owners and guests, and storage closets accessible from balconies or decks. Systems have been incrementally modernized across the complex with newer windows, HVAC, water heaters and updated electrical panels in many homes. The community sits within walking distance of Allendale Park, Ralston Creek retail and recreation, Apex Tennis Center and Olde Town Arvada; public transit and light rail access are nearby. Pet policies are generally permissive per listings; the setting emphasizes suburban convenience, outdoor access, and value-oriented ownership rather than full-service condominium amenities.