Why live in a big apartment complex when you can live in a home? LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION, Upscale Street in Upscale Neighborhood. Spacious, light and bright 0/1 bedroom 1 bathroom historic unit in Denver Square home. This unit is brand new, with new appliances, new granite counter tops, and new floors. It's a must see, and is absolutely gorgeous. Technically, this is a Garden Level Studio, but the separate living area completely feels like it's own bedroom. Located a 10 minute walk from Cheeseman, Congress, Denver Botanic Gardens and City Park. Just a gorgeous 5 minute walk to 20+ restaurants, bars, coffee houses, shops, farmers market, and nightlife. It's just a three minute drive to National Jewish Health! Has brand new stainless appliances, brand new engineered floors, plenty of windows and light, brand new granite counter tops and a under mount sink. New Furnace, New Water Heater $1290/month, 1 month security deposit. $75 dollar flat rate charge for utilities (water, gas, electric, sewer, trash, snow removal, and lawn care). Laundry on site. No Smoking No Pets See Manager for Parking Details Requirements: solid rental history, 650 credit score, proven income of 3X rent. This area is absolutely amazing. Denver Living at it's best! Where it's located: Congress Park Urban gem Congress Park's leafy streets are populated with well-appointed Denver Squares, Queen Annes, and bungalows. Bike lanes along East Seventh Avenue Parkway and 12th Avenue, plus numerous bus stops, make commuting easy (Congress Park sits about three miles west of downtown). Teller Elementary School one of two schools in the neighborhood earned top ratings from the state. The compact, namesake green space is the neighborhood's gathering place, but Congress Park also has plenty of local businesses to support. The family-friendly 'hood is getting a boost, too: Its treasured public pool is expected to reopen in summer 2022 after a $10.1 million renovation. Demographics Get to Know Your Neighbors Congress Park residents have a median age of 35.9 years old. It's a highly educated community, with 75 percent of the adult (25 and older) population holding bachelor's degrees or higher. When it comes to housing, 57 percent of all filled units are renter-occupied; families comprise only 38 percent of neighborhood households. The average household income is $82,790. Flat 75 dollar fee for all utilities (except internet)
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