Property Description/Details

Minutes from downtown Denver, yet comparatively tranquil to the chaos of the city, this location affords the real designation of "urban oasis". The stylish 2 bedroom 3 bath flat has a terrace leading from the family room and bedroom and one secured parking space. It features the ultimate in modern amenities with endless, high-end upgrades: 100 percent wool carpet, ash flooring. Slab granite counter-tops, Jenn-Air stainless appliances, and ultra-chic European designed-cabinetry in the kitchen. Bathrooms feature Italian tile floors, European fixtures & designer floating vanities. Other highlights are: Luxury-level sound insulation (per Denver code), Residence pre-wired for distributed audio & video, & Pella aluminum clad, wood windows with insulated low E glass.
The Zen garden, complete with bamboo trees and meditation benches, offers a fabulous opportunity to decompress. Swim, splash and play in Denver's first ever infinity pool located on the penthouse/rooftop level. Hot-tub, catering kitchen, barbeque area, fitness center. For more info on Watermark, visit: http://www.watermarkdenver.com.

About Baker Neighborhood, Denver

One of Denver's oldest neighborhoods is the Baker neighborhood. Baker became part of Denver under the Territorial Session Laws of 1883. The neighborhood takes its name from John Hutchison Baker, a graduate of East High School and president of the University of Colorado from 1893-1915. By 1900, 82 percent of the neighborhood's residential blocks were half or more developed. The remaining 18 percent of the neighborhood developed between 1900 and 1915.

The 1880s were a time of extensive real estate development in Baker. It was then that the Broadway Terrace subdivision in the northeast area of the neighborhood developed, including many homes designed by the noted Denver architect, William Lange.

Baker is generally defined by these boundaries: Northern Boundary - West 6th Avenue, Eastern Boundary - Broadway, Southern Boundary - Mississippi Avenue, Western Boundary - Platte River. Within those boundaries is a Landmark District with irregular borders that range from within a half block of Alameda and Broadway on the South and East to as far as Fox on the West and 5th on the North. The Landmark District designation is part of the Denver city government's Historic Preservation effort.

The east side, lined by the Broadway corridor, is known as the "SOBO" or South of Broadway Distrcit. It's filled with funky shops (Fancy Tiger, Decade), yoga studios, restaurants (Beatrice & Woodsley, Deluxe, Delite), coffee shops (Michaelangelo's) & bars (The Hornet, Blue Ice, Sputnik, The High Dive, SOBO), as well as the historical Mayan Theater. Baker is also close to the Cherry Creek bike path.

Today, Baker is a an up and coming neighborhood with manicured lawns and apparent pride of ownership. It includes a variety of architectural styles from Queen Annes, Victorians, Italianates and Denver Squares to a few 1950's and 1960's homes to brand new modern homes and townhomes.

Find out more at:
http://www.piton.org
http://en.wikipedia.org
http://www.bakerneighborhood.org

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Michelle Potter

Whether you are relocating from across town or from across county, my mission, passion and pledge are to provide you with unparalleled client services. Let me guide you through this exciting and occasionally overwhelming home and community search. Denver and surrounding communities offer some of the greatest architectural diversity and stunning neighborhood nuances in the country. As a Denver native who has moved out of the state and returned three times, and lived in a number of these neighborhoods, I understand the complexities of moving as well as the importance of matching the person/family with the right community.

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