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Glass House — Downtown Denver / Golden Triangle

A downtown Denver high-rise with pool-facing units, skyline views, and one of the most accessible price points in the urban core — without sacrificing location or build quality.

1700 Bassett Street, Denver, CO 80202

Downtown / Golden TrianglePool ViewsHigh-RiseAccessible Price PointSkyline Views

Building Overview

Glass House sits at the western edge of downtown Denver, near the Golden Triangle creative district, with clean city skyline views and a pool that anchors the building's appeal. Built in 2004, it's an established tower with a track record of consistent resale activity and a price point that makes it one of the most accessible quality high-rises in the urban core.

The building doesn't chase the luxury hotel positioning of The Coloradan or McGregor Square — instead it delivers a clean, functional urban living experience with the amenities that matter (pool, fitness center, secured parking) at a total monthly cost that makes downtown ownership genuinely achievable for buyers in the $350K–$700K range.

Units on higher floors with pool or skyline views command meaningful premiums. The building has seen steady renovation activity from unit owners over the past several years, so condition varies widely — some units are fully updated, others need work. This creates real value opportunities for buyers willing to take on a renovation.

Quick Stats

Location
Golden Triangle
Built
2004
HOA/Mo
$380–$700
Price Range
$330K–$800K
Pool
Yes
Transit
Light Rail Nearby

Amenities

  • Outdoor pool with downtown skyline views
  • Fitness center
  • Community room and resident lounge
  • Secured parking garage
  • Bike storage
  • Package concierge
  • Near Golden Triangle light rail stations

Typical Floor Plans & Pricing

Price ranges are estimates based on recent market activity. Contact Colton for current availability and specific unit pricing.

Studio
430–600 sq ft
From ~$330K
1 Bedroom
650–900 sq ft
$400K–$600K
2 Bedroom
950–1,400 sq ft
$580K–$800K

HOA Fees & What They Cover

Glass House HOA fees run approximately $380–$700/month — lower than comparable amenity buildings downtown. This is a meaningful factor in total monthly ownership cost. Verify reserve fund health; as a 2004 building, capital expenditure planning is worth scrutinizing.

Pros & Cons

✓ What Buyers Love

  • Most accessible price point of any pool-amenity high-rise downtown
  • Established resale market — consistent buyer demand
  • Pool and skyline view units offer genuine lifestyle quality at a lower price
  • Golden Triangle location near arts and dining

✗ What to Consider

  • 2004 construction — some units need significant updating
  • Less walkable to Union Station than LoDo towers
  • Building condition varies unit to unit — inspection is critical
  • HOA reserve health should be reviewed carefully for a building this age

Common Questions

Is Glass House a good investment?
It's a solid value play in the downtown market. The price point creates genuine upside if you buy an outdated unit and renovate. Resale demand is consistent. It won't outperform McGregor Square on appreciation, but total cost of ownership is materially lower.
What's the pool situation?
Outdoor pool with downtown skyline views — one of the better amenity pools in its price class downtown. Units on floors with pool views command a premium.
How's the Golden Triangle location?
Walkable to arts venues, the Denver Art Museum, and light rail. Slightly further from the Union Station entertainment cluster than LoDo buildings. Good location for buyers who want downtown access without the Ballpark noise.

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