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Location, location, location! Literally across the street from Denver’s most anticipated infill development 9th and Colorado.
This new development will have 4 acres of parks & open space, desirable offices, shops and restaurants. Easily walk to Snooze, Trader Joe’s, Lindsay Park and City Park! Quick commute to downtown! This beautiful condo is illuminated with lots of natural light, has real hardwood floors, a gas stove, tons of storage, and a great layout. Walk Score is 80, Bike Score is 79!Listed by Megan Douglas for West + Main Homes. Please contact Megan for current pricing + availability.
1101 Bellaire St #105, Denver, CO
Read more about the 9th and Colorado Project below.
Located on the former campus of the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center approximately three miles southeast of Downtown Denver’s Central Business District, 9th & Colorado is a prominent and highly anticipated urban infill project.
The project comprises approximately two million square feet of new development on 26 acres and is being created by Continuum Partners, the developers of two of Denver metro’s most successful redevelopment projects: Denver Union Station and Belmar, and their partner CIM Group. A highly walkable development, 9th & Colorado is designed to complement and connect with the surrounding residential neighborhoods, integrating open space and pedestrian amenities with a mix of uses including residential, office, retail, and hospitality. The project includes the adaptive reuse of the Nurses’ Dormitory and the Research Bridge buildings, ensuring 9th & Colorado reflects the history of the site while creating a new iconic neighborhood.
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The project comprises approximately two million square feet of new development on 26 acres and is being created by Continuum Partners, the developers of two of Denver metro’s most successful redevelopment projects: Denver Union Station and Belmar, and their partner CIM Group. A highly walkable development, 9th & Colorado is designed to complement and connect with the surrounding residential neighborhoods, integrating open space and pedestrian amenities with a mix of uses including residential, office, retail, and hospitality. The project includes the adaptive reuse of the Nurses’ Dormitory and the Research Bridge buildings, ensuring 9th & Colorado reflects the history of the site while creating a new iconic neighborhood.
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