$350,000
2 Bed · 2 Bath · 993 Sq Ft
Full-service downtown living with pool, gym, and front desk
2
Beds
2
Baths
993
Sq Ft
1967
Built
N/A (high-rise condominium)
Lot
1 deeded covered parking space (heated garage)
Garage
Unit 9E at Brooks Tower is a rare downtown find: a corner 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo with a private balcony overlooking 15th Street and a view line toward the Daniels & Fisher Clock Tower. At roughly 993 square feet this home offers a practical open layout where the living, dining, and kitchen spaces flow together — an ideal arrangement for everyday living and for hosting guests before a night out at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts or dinner on the 16th Street Mall.
The kitchen is appointed with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances (per listing), and the residence benefits from thoughtful storage throughout — a premium in central Denver. Both bedrooms are well-proportioned and served by two full bathrooms, providing comfort and separation for roommates or guests. Step outside to your private balcony and take in downtown views during seasonal events like the Parade of Lights.
Brooks Tower delivers full-service living: a 24-hour front desk, an outdoor pool for summer afternoons, an on-site fitness center, and building management that simplifies urban life. This unit includes a deeded covered parking space in the building’s heated garage — a downtown luxury that materially increases marketability and convenience year-round. With light rail, bus lines, Union Station, Ball Arena, and countless restaurants and theaters all within walking distance, this location is one of Denver’s most walkable and transit-forward.
Whether you’re purchasing as an owner-occupant seeking low-maintenance city living or as an investor targeting the downtown rental market, Unit 9E represents a compelling blend of size, amenities, and location. Contact Heirloom Collective Team for showings and for condo documents that outline parking assignment, assessments, and rules.
This condo sits in Downtown Denver’s Civic Center / 16th Street Mall corridor — a dense, walkable urban neighborhood anchored by theaters, restaurants, and civic institutions. Days here are punctuated by cultural events at nearby venues, convenient transit access, and a mix of historic buildings and newer towers. The area draws professionals who work downtown, residents who value walkability, and visitors attending shows and events.
Downtown Denver condos remain desirable for buyers who prioritize walkability, transit access, and building amenities. As of early 2026, the downtown condo market shows moderate inventory (roughly 2–3 months supply) and steady buyer interest for well-priced, amenity-rich units. Median sale prices for the immediate downtown/16th Street Mall corridor are typically higher than the citywide average, but smaller units and mid-century high-rise condos like Brooks Tower often trade at modest discounts to newer luxury towers. Interest from both local professionals and out-of-state buyers keeps rental demand stable for 2BR units — particularly those with deeded parking. Pricing at $350,000 (≈ $352/sf) places Unit 9E competitively; expect active showings and reasonable days on market if marketed with strong photography and verified condo documents. For investors, cap-rate sensitivity to mortgage costs is real — verify financing terms and rental comps before bidding.
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Excellent access to urban recreation: walkable plazas, rooftop/roof-deck opportunities, short rides to Cherry Creek and nearby city parks; building pool adds private recreation year-round.
Buyers seeking an amenity-rich downtown condo with deeded parking and direct access to Denver's cultural core will find Unit 9E attractive. The combination of a corner unit, private balcony, and full-service building positions this as a low-touch investor rental or owner-occupant pied-à-terre. Competitively priced relative to local AVMs, the property offers modest upside through targeted cosmetic updates or marketing to downtown renters.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$330K
Midpoint
$353K
High
$375K
$355/SF estimated price per square foot
Estimate anchored to list price ($350k) and AVM ($351k). Range reflects typical +/- 5–7% variability for downtown Denver condos given unit size (993 sqft), building amenities, and corner/balcony premium. No live comp pull; recommended verification with recent MLS sales.
As of 2026-03-12
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Downtown Denver has seen continued demand for urban condos from empty-nesters, professionals, and investors. Population and employment rebound following office-return trends supports downtown residential demand. (Estimates: moderate confidence.)
Walking distance to restaurants, theaters, light rail, Union Station, Ball Arena, and the 16th Street Mall; full-service building amenities make it convenient for residents who work and play downtown.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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