1420, 1425, 1440, and 1460 Xenia Street
Denver County
Renovated in 2006
77 units: 2 studios, 54 one-, and 21 two-bedroom apartments
CALL (303) 355-9196
This project involved the acquisition and rehabilitation of four apartment buildings on the 1400 block of Xenia Street in East Denver. The property serves single adults, including those with mental illness and physical disabilities. Supportive housing for homeless individuals is blended with affordable housing for low-income households. The property rehabilitation included a new security system, energy-efficient windows, new insulation, and ENERGY STAR® appliances. New construction included a community building with a kitchen, computer lab, laundry facilities, and a community garden. The property is convenient to public transportation. On-site case management, and support services are also available to residents. The Coalition coalesced community organizations and city leaders to create a safer environment for all neighborhood residents.
“The lack of decent housing affordable to low-income households has remained a pervasive national issue for over 25 years, affecting every single community across the United States.” — Out of Reach, National Low Income Housing Coalition (2014)
Leasing Terms
12 months
Pet Policy
No pets. Companion or assistance animals accepted.
Building Type
Apartments
Full kitchens with ENERGY STAR® appliances
Refrigerator
Parking
Air conditioning
Cable ready
Internet access
Security system
On-site management
Clubhouse with kitchen
Computer lab
On-site laundry
Community garden
Near public transportation
Property Manager
(303) 355-9196
Office Hours
Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
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The Coalition offers affordable security deposits with payment plan options as well as opportunities to waive first month’s rent. Learn more upon application.
If you're experiencing homelessness, do not have a tenant-based voucher, and want to learn more about housing, you can connect with the Coalition's community resources department.
