100 Park Ave #1305 Denver, CO 80205

$280,000

ACTIVE

Beds

Baths

Sqft

664

Acres

1.39

Year

1984

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Sub Type

Condominium

Per Square Foot

$422

Date Listed

Apr 27, 2026

Description of 100 Park Ave #1305, Denver, CO 80205

Listing details for 100 Park Ave #1305, Denver, CO 80205 : FABULOUS LOCATION IN UPTOWN! With views of the City of Denver from the balcony, this one bedroom/one bathroom condo is not only move in ready but has everything you need for city living! Kitchen is well appointed with new quartz countertops, newer cabinets and stainless steel appliances. New luxury vinyl has been installed in all living areas with carpet in the bedroom. Bathroom has new quartz countertops and tile flooring. Unit has clothes washer and clothes dryer. Located in a secure building with on site management, this building has amazing amenities with fitness center, heated outdoor pool with gas BBQ grills, newly remodeled lounge/event space area with kitchen, business center, meeting area, dedicated dog park area, dog wash facility and secure package room. One parking space underground is included and even a dedicated storage space. Walkability is fantastic with restaurants like Coperta and Steubens nearby as well as Safeway and Benedict Fountain Park. This one will check off all the boxes for your buyer in a central location in Denver!

Listing Updated : 04-27-2026 at 5:18 PM MDT

Listing Provided By : Kathleen Winegardner, 3034406464, Kearney Realty

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recolorado as distributed by MLS GRID, MLS#: RECIR1057596

Property Details

Overview

Status

Active

MLS #ID

RECIR1057596

Price

$280,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Footage

664

Acres

1.39

Year

1984

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Property Sub Type

Condominium

Price per Sq Ft

$422

Date Listed

Apr 27, 2026

Community Information for 100 Park Ave #1305, Denver, CO 80205

Address

100 Park Ave #1305

City

Denver

State

Colorado

Zip Code

80205

County

Denver

Subdivision

Clements Add

Schools

Elementary

Whittier E 8

Middle

Bruce Randolph

High

East

School Districts

High School District

Denver 1

Utilities

Sewer

Public Sewer

Water Source

Public

Interior

Interior Features

Open Floorplan

Appliances

Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator and Washer

Heating

Heat Pump

Cooling

Central Air

Fireplace

Exterior

Roof

Composition

Foundation

HOA

Has HOA

Yes

Services Included

None

HOA Fee

$667.34 Monthly

Additional Information

Styles

Contemporary

Price per Sq Ft

$422

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