You don’t realize how much location matters… until you live here.
Walk to Sloan’s Lake in the morning.
Coffee a few blocks away.
Trails, restaurants, breweries — all right there.
And then at the end of the day?
You’re on your rooftop watching the sun drop behind the mountains… with the Denver skyline right there.
That’s the difference with this one.
Because this isn’t just “near Sloan’s Lake.”
It’s positioned in a way that actually lets you use everything around you without thinking about it.
Inside, the layout is just as intentional.
The entry level gives you a private bedroom and full bath — which sounds simple, but it solves a lot of problems. Guests. Roommates. A true office that’s separate from your living space. It just works.
Upstairs, the main level is open and functional without feeling oversized or wasted. The kitchen has real counter space, a legitimately oversized pantry (which you don’t see often in these), and flows cleanly into the living area so it actually feels usable day-to-day.
Then upstairs again, you’ve got the privacy people want — a primary suite with a walk-in closet and ensuite bath, plus another bedroom with its own bathroom and laundry exactly where it should be.
But the reason people are going to remember this one?
The rooftop.
Unobstructed mountain views.
City skyline.
Sunsets that actually stop you for a second.
That’s where this home separates itself from everything else in this price range.
And as an end unit, you get something else buyers consistently notice the second they walk in — more light, more privacy, and a quieter feel than most people expect in this kind of location.
Now priced at $575,000, this isn’t just another townhome near Sloan’s.
It’s one of the few that actually delivers on what people think they’re getting when they say they want to live here.