$225K in Capitol Hill. That’s not a typo. Unit 11 at the Campbell Arms is the kind of entry point that doesn’t come around often, in a neighborhood that never goes quiet.

Built in 1929, this iconic brick mid-rise has the character that new construction spends a fortune trying to imitate — original parquet floors, plaster walls, charming built-ins, and a layout that actually makes sense. At 865 square feet, it lives larger than it sounds: a real living room, a bedroom with solid closet space, updated lighting, a refreshed bathroom, and a massive private storage unit downstairs for your bike, skis, or whatever else comes with your life.

The HOA covers heat, water, & trash — keeping monthly costs lean and predictable, with more left over for everything the neighborhood has waiting outside your door.

Cheesman Park, the Botanic Gardens, Trader Joe’s, and a stretch of Denver’s best coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. Strong transit access makes the rest of the city easy to reach from here.