Ground-level living in Westchester Condos North, built in 1971 and set in southwest Denver’s Bow Mar Heights area, this 906 square foot, single-level condo puts both bedrooms and the full bath on one floor, no stairs, no basement to maintain, with forced air heat and a room air conditioner covering the unit year round and the kitchen and living room sitting alongside both bedrooms in a layout built for a first home or a rental hold. Southwest Denver’s Bow Mar Heights and Harvey Park South neighborhoods carry mid-century housing stock, mature trees, and a quieter pace than the city’s northeast side, with Loretto Heights and its historic campus just over half a mile away and five parks within 5.3 miles, including Bear Creek Park and Hudson Gardens, giving daily options for anyone who wants green space without leaving the neighborhood. Three shopping centers sit within 0.9 miles, about a 17 minute walk, and Highway 285 and Hampden Avenue are both close by, putting downtown Denver, Sheridan, and the foothills within a short drive. Denver County 1 serves the address, with Kaiser Elementary, Henry Middle School, and John F. Kennedy High School assigned, and a Walk Score of 47 means a car covers most errands, with Southwest Plaza and the shops along Sheridan a quick drive away for groceries, dining, and everyday needs. The HOA is professionally managed through Westchester North Association at $482 a month, $5,784 annually, covering the exterior, grounds, and building maintenance that come with condo living, one predictable line item instead of a list of surprises, and annual property taxes run $1,385, with no special taxing or metro district attached. Life here trades yard work and exterior upkeep for time back, with mountain views on clear days from parts of the neighborhood and a settled, low-turnover feel that comes from decades of owners who stay put, all while remaining a short drive from both downtown Denver and the foothills.