9700 E Iliff Ave

A mid-rise condominium complex in Denver built in 1972, the property offers one- through three-bedroom units across multiple low-rise buildings within a planned community. Interiors vary from original-era finishes to extensively updated kitchens and bathrooms; common interior attributes reported across units include high ceilings, open floorplans, primary suites with walk-in closets, multiple counter materials (granite, quartz, marble, Corian, laminate), built-in storage, and in-unit laundry in many residences. Private outdoor space is common, with balconies, oversized patios, and some ground-floor units featuring small private yards. Shared site amenities emphasize outdoors and recreation: landscaped gardens, a pool and clubhouse, playground, tennis courts, rooftop common decks, walking paths and nearby access to the High Line Canal Trail. Parking is largely deeded covered spaces in a community garage with reserved spots assigned to units; guest parking and covered parking are also cited. The HOA structure is notable for broad utility coverage in many units—fees frequently include heat, air conditioning, electricity, water, sewer, exterior maintenance, groundskeeping, trash, and snow removal—creating relatively low day-to-day maintenance for owners. Pet policies and exact concierge or on-site management services vary by building segment; maintenance-free exterior finishes and managed grounds are consistent. Location advantages include proximity to parks, retail, transit corridors, and major arterials serving Cherry Creek and the Tech Center, supporting both commuter and outdoor-oriented lifestyles.