2000 E 21st Ave Property Information Package
What information is available about 2000 E 21st Ave and how can buyers request it?
Buyers, agents, and relocating buyers can request a summary of 2000 E 21st Ave's strongest features in an organized, easy-to-review form. There is no instant downloadable file to click here; instead, this page describes what information is available and how to request it directly through the virtual-coffee link or contact options. The information package can cover the property address, professional photography, key facts, a Mid-Century Modern design summary, a main-level overview, lower-level suite descriptions, floor plan diagrams, kitchen and laundry highlights, a renovation and systems summary, the xeriscape landscape story, outdoor living features, City Park-area amenities, a textual location description, showing instructions, and buyer due-diligence notes. It also traces the home's sense of connection, from an open kitchen made for gathering with guests to a pollinator garden near City Park and a low-stress bike route toward downtown Denver. Because this home has several unusual features, the material explains the three-zone layout, two full kitchens and a mini-bar flex area, multiple laundry areas, mature xeriscaping, and owner-occupied or 30+ day rental potential in cautious, verified language rather than as a generic listing flyer. To request the material, reach out directly and explore the supporting pages linked below.
What the Information Covers
Property facts and photos
The available material can summarize the property address, professional photography, and key facts in a concise, reviewable form. Because there is no instant download, buyers request the material directly and receive it through follow-up.
Floor plan and flexible suite layout
A key part of the material is a clear explanation of the three-zone layout: the main level of approximately 2,000 square feet, the larger lower-level suite of approximately 900 square feet, and the smaller suite of approximately 500 square feet with a mini bar. Floor plan diagrams help buyers picture how the zones relate and how kitchen or kitchenette and laundry areas are distributed. These figures are approximate and are described without representing any legal separate unit.
Xeriscape and location highlights
The material also covers the mature xeriscape landscape, converted from traditional grass, with drip-irrigated water-wise plantings, a fire pit, a water feature, seating areas, and pollinator-supporting plants. It includes a textual description of the City Park-area location and nearby amenities rather than an interactive map. Landscape is characterized as lower-maintenance than a traditional lawn, not maintenance-free.
Why This Information Matters
Architecture summary
Because the home is Mid-Century Modern, the material summarizes its design character, updated interiors, and how renovation relates to the style. It notes that the design is documented to architect Joe Lort Jr. through the architect's original 1951 instructions to the contractor. This helps buyers understand what to appreciate and what to confirm.
Additional notes
The material includes due-diligence notes reminding buyers to verify condition, permits, systems, egress, and any intended rental use. Denver short-term rentals generally require licensing and primary residence, and 30+ day rentals may require a Residential Rental License. These notes point buyers toward professional verification with the City and County of Denver and qualified advisors rather than presenting any use as established or guaranteed at the property.
City Park-area location description
Rather than an embedded interactive map, the material describes the home's City Park-area setting in words: its relationship to City Park, nearby corridors, dining, coffee, cultural attractions, medical campuses, and transportation routes.
Request the Information
How to request the material
Because there is no instant download, buyers request the information package directly. The simplest path is the virtual-coffee link to Rick Janson, which opens a conversation to share what is available and how to receive it. This avoids promising an automated file and instead connects buyers with a person who can answer questions.
Request a showing
Buyers who want to see the home in person can request a private showing, which is arranged directly rather than through an online booking system. A showing complements the written material by letting buyers experience the zones, kitchens, laundry areas, backyard access, and xeriscape firsthand. Reach out through the virtual-coffee link to coordinate timing. As always, impressions from a visit should be confirmed through inspection and records before a buyer relies on them.
Ask property questions
The conversation is a chance to clarify what the material covers and what still needs verification. No income, approval, or legal use is promised, and answers are informational rather than advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there an instant brochure download?
- No. There is no downloadable file to click here. This page describes what information is available and how to request it directly through the virtual-coffee link or contact.
- What does the information package cover?
- Photos, key facts, a floor plan and suite layout summary, the Mid-Century Modern design, xeriscape and outdoor features, a location description, and due-diligence notes.
- How do I request the material?
- Reach out through the virtual-coffee link to Rick Janson to open a conversation and arrange to receive the information; requests are handled directly.
- Does the material include an interactive map?
- No. It describes the City Park-area location in words.
- Does the information promise rental income?
- No. Any rental potential is described cautiously.
- Are the stated measurements exact?
- No.
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