About 2051 N Downing Street 5
Efficient, stylish, rooftop bold, city close, mountain gazing and utterly uninterested in being ordinary. This isn't just a row house, no ma'am, no sir, this is a front row seat to Denver, with a hot tub waiting patiently for intermission. Ah, behold this 1,500 square foot End-Unit spark plug, strutting into the room with two bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, and an open concept main floor that says, Yes, we host and yes, people stay. Engineered wood floors carry you straight to a quartz-clad kitchen, all under-mount sinks and KitchenAid muscle, plus a brand new refrigerator (2024) purring like it knows it's part of the show.Upstairs, new carpet (2023) hushes the footfalls, while tile stands cool and collected in the baths and at the entry-crisp, clean, unbothered. And then, cue the trumpets, you climb to the rooftop deck: hot-tub ready, gas line and hose bib locked and loaded, the mountains unfurling like a victory parade, the city glittering below, the sky leaning in to say, Go on...stay awhile. Two car attached garage? Naturally. And a deeded parking space right beside it, because even your guests deserve a velvet rope. No HOA wagging a finger, either, just a tidy party-wall agreement at $85 a month covering trash and snow, which, let's be honest, is the kind of luxury that really counts.And the location? Sugar, roll the credits. As the crow flies, you're practically a cameo in Denver's opening montage: under two miles to the holy roar of Coors Field, the grand arrivals and departures of Union Station, the curtain-up razzle of the Performing Arts Complex, the Art Museum doing its daily cultural push-ups, the Botanic Gardens in full green parade, and the Museum of Nature & Science-because even your weekends like to come home a little smarter.
