Welcome to #2E at the historic Perrenoud Condominiums — one of Denver’s most architecturally significant and storied buildings. Built in 1901 for the pioneering Perrenoud sisters, this residence is unlike any in the city. Located in uptown’s Swallow Hill Historic District, here timeless craftsmanship meets modern day lifestyle. The magnificent atrium features a stunning stained glass domed ceiling, intricate millwork and original Otis birdcage elevator — a rare treasure still in operation. Six distinct wings allow for windows on three sides of each of the 24 NYC-style residences. Inside #2E, the elegant living room features a large bay window, while the dining room has a built-in hutch perfect for a bar. Two spacious south-facing bedrooms share an oversized bath and the larger of the two bedrooms has a decorative fireplace, built-in bookshelves and its own sunny patio. The owners refinished the wood floors and removed 12 generations of wallpaper and badly textured walls to create smooth white walls, now perfect for an art collection. Air conditioning ensures modern comfort. Just outside the kitchen, a former maid’s bathroom presents an opportunity to add stackable washer/dryer if desired. Abundant attic storage — once the maids’ domain — offers rare bonus space. The basement is a well-preserved time capsule with laundry room, huge exercise room, workshop, mail collection and original artifacts highlighting the building’s rich history. Recent HOA improvements include new boiler and roof. HOA fee covers gas, heat, water, trash, composting, recycling, sewer, capital reserves, building & grounds maintenance, snow removal. Common outdoor space on south side with picnic table and grilling area. Sorry, no dogs allowed unless they are service animals. Live among neighbors who cherish the history and beauty of this architectural gem, so close to Marczyk’s Fine Foods, The Woodhouse Day Spa, Steuben’s and more — the very best of uptown living at your doorstep.