800 N Pearl St

Governor’s Place is a mid-rise condominium complex in Denver built in 1978, primarily offering one-bedroom residences with den/flex options. The building presents a traditional, practical architecture typical of its era, with updated common areas including a refreshed lobby and multiple elevators serving the floors. Units commonly feature open floorplans, abundant built-ins, walk-in closets, eat-in or pass-through kitchens with granite or quartz counters, island or high-top seating, wood-burning fireplaces, and a mix of hardwood, engineered wood, and newer carpet finishes. Many homes deliver expansive sightlines—some with panoramic Front Range and Denver skyline views—and private outdoor space via balconies or lanais. Shared amenities are extensive and geared to active, social living: a staffed main entry with secure access, a great room and party space, card/billiard rooms, indoor pool and hot tub, sauna and steam rooms, fitness center, indoor racquetball/sport court, outdoor tennis court, and landscaped common lawns and gardens. Practical conveniences include on-site management, garage parking plus additional surface parking, storage lockers, multiple elevators, and a laundry room (many units also have in-unit laundry). The building maintains a largely pet-restricted policy permitting only service and emotional support animals. Located near Cherry Creek, downtown, grocery options, trails, restaurants and transit, Governor’s Place combines amenity-rich condominium living with easy access to urban and outdoor resources.