Sold $595,000 - Condos
Inside the Condo: Corner Windows, 10-Foot Ceilings and Two Balconies
Trieste condos in Denver rarely offer this much light and space. This fifth-floor corner unit, #504, has two bedrooms, two baths, about 1,665 square feet and 10-foot ceilings. It has sold, and it’s a great example of what this boutique building offers. You can view this listing on Zillow.
Luxury vinyl floors run throughout this Trieste condo in Denver, and a gas fireplace warms the living room on winter evenings. In the kitchen, stainless steel appliances, maple cabinets and a granite countertop make cooking and entertaining easy, while an eat-up bar adds casual seating.
Like most Trieste condominiums, the layout gives each bedroom privacy. The primary suite has a five-piece bathroom with a tub and separate shower, plus a spacious walk-in closet. There’s also a separate office and a large laundry room with a side-by-side washer and dryer.
From the two covered balconies, you can enjoy morning coffee or a sunset cocktail with views of the mountains and the city. In addition, this Trieste condo comes with two side-by-side parking spaces and a large storage unit. Before the sale, new carpet in both bedrooms and fresh paint throughout made it move-in ready.
The Trieste Building: A Boutique Condo at 1100 Cherokee Street
Built in 1998, Trieste has just 24 units, so it feels quiet and private compared with the larger towers nearby. Its rooftop deck has wide views of the Rocky Mountains and the downtown skyline. As a result, Trieste condos in Denver tend to attract buyers who want a smaller building in the middle of the arts district.
As a downtown specialist since 1998, I know these Golden Triangle buildings well and can walk you through how Trieste compares on HOA dues, parking and views.
Living in the Golden Triangle: Museums, Cherry Creek Trail and Downtown Access
Trieste sits one block from the Denver Art Museum, so living at Trieste Denver means world-class art at your doorstep. (See the art museum’s website for current exhibits.) The Clyfford Still Museum, the Central Library and Civic Center Park are all within a few blocks. For walks and bike rides, the Cherry Creek Trail is close by. For more on the area, see my neighborhood guide to the arts district.
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