3234 W Fairview Pl, # C, Denver, CO 80211

Renovated 1,000 sq ft Highlands 2-bedroom. In-unit washer/dryer Dishwasher Off-street parking Huge closets Private walk-out entrance Large professionally maintained yard Two blocks to Highlands Square restaurants, coffee shops and nightlife. W/D&DW, prkg, New Kitchen, yard, Apt. in RowHouse Denver Highlands PRICED BELOW MARKET TO ATTRACT AND KEEP GOOD TENANTS. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GO TO THE NEARBY BARS AND RESTAURANTS 5280's Best Neighborhood This property is available now and usually doesn't last long because of neighborhood. Only if your are looking to move in soon contact me. Otherwise we will probably be wasting each others time. Thank you for the consideration. Over 1,100 sq. ft. Washer/ dryer, dishwasher, and off street parking as well as hard wired for two phone lines, cable, and high speed internet. Huge kitchen has ample cabinet and counter space.Large living room(13X16), 2 bedrooms (each 12x12), bathroom, laundry area. All bedrooms have large closets. Situated in exceptional neighborhood. Large privately fence front yard with apple tree. Large side yard (20x30) in front of building. Southern Exposure with lots of natural light. Yard professionally maintained and has sprinkler system. Bus Line 2 blocks away takes you directly downtown (16th street Mall) in 5 minutes. Building built in 1971 so plumbing/electrical and structure reliable. Commercial rates on utilities and savings are passed on to you! Half block from park with library , playground, bus lines to downtown, basketball, and tennis courts. Two blocks to Historic Highlands Square one of the best neighborhood commercial districts in Denver . It has nine restaurants, twenty stores/boutiques, and five bars. Two blocks from 3rd Thursday. Stroll, sip, snack, and skip along the unique boutiques of NW Denver Highlands. Live music, art, shop-specials, trunk shows, tasty treats. You'll never know who you might meet! Every third Thursday evening 5 to 8pm. Two blocks to Highlands Street Fair, a showcase for the NW Denver Community. An annual tradition with live music all day, food, beer, cocktails, over 100 vendors, interactive kid zone, vintage car show, and fun for the whole family. Short Distance to Ashland Recreation Center with Swimming Pools, Basketball Court, Weight Room, exercise equipment (treadmills, elliptical trainers, stair master), as well as Yoga, Aerobic classes, other adult class and children programs. $250annual fee for adults. Many great restaurants nearby. Around the corner from the Highlands House Concert Series. Near Historic Elitch Gardens with free outdoor movie series, free music concerts and weekly farmers market. Denvers best coffee shop nearby. . Denverdotcom describes the Highlands Neighborhood; Highlands Denver's Highlands neighborhood (not to be confused with Highlands Ranch) has undergone drastic changes in the past few years. From shady to chic, this neighborhood, in all its picturesque glory, is on the up-and-up. Highlands is now a cove of cozy restaurants, novelty stores and martini bars just outside the bustle of Downtown Denver. Demarcated by W 38th Ave., Zuni St., W. 32nd Ave., and Federal Blvd, the 250-acre neighborhood has always been known for its ethnic diversity since its founding in 1858. It was home to Scottish, German, Italian and English immigrants during the early 19th century, and has more recently been given life by its Spanish-speaking population. Remnants of Highland's motley history are apparent in the Scottish and Spanish street names, and historic landmarks like the mission-style St. Patrick's Cathedral. Highlands' residential district is, for lack of a better term, just plain cute. Its quaint architecture has made it a sought-after destination for young families and LoDo business professionals. Building interiors are characterized by their exposed brick walls, winding staircases and other whimsical attributes of Victorian architecture. Highland is currently undergoing a housing revival with the construction of a number of new houses, condos and rentals in a variety of architectural styles. Its six recreational parks with youth baseball diamonds, basketball courts, flower beds and picnic benches complement the area small neighborhood ambiance. The commercial district along 32nd and 29th Streets, is lined with trendy boutiques, like Swank and and Mona Lucero; martini bars, Forest Room 5 and The Coral Room; Americana restaurants, Duo and Bang!; and salons such as Brows and Bliss. The Lumber Baron Inn, a bed and breakfast, is the perfect place to stay just off the main drag and offers visitors a chance absorb the richness of the neighborhood. With its growing allure for residents and businesses, Highlands is bound to blossom even more in the coming years. DIRECTIONS: From I-25 take Speer Blvd North/West. Cross Federal and take your second right at Grove Street. Turn Left on West Fairview Place. House is on the left of the Street at 3234 West Fairview Place #3