DENVER – The Mirador at Tennyson condos, located on the Willis Case Golf Course in Denver’s Berkeley Neighborhood, have received a LEED for Homes Silver award. The $12 million project, which was completed by Confluence Companies, features 24 residences, with only four remaining for sale. The Mirador was the result of the renovation and redevelopment of the historic El Jebel Shrine, and today is a luxury condominium building.
“This is a grand building, with a very high level of craftsmanship. It provides a unique and special place for people to call home,” said Tim Walsh, founder and CEO of Confluence Companies. The developer has completed 16 residential multi-family projects in the Denver Metro Area since 2010 with more than 1850 total units, and has eight other projects under development or currently under construction.
“The fact that the building is located in the heart of Willis Case Golf Course and walking distance to Tennyson Street’s shops and restaurants, adds to the overall ambiance and surroundings. We have strong interest from potential buyers for the remaining units, and we can’t wait to present to them the finished product,” said Walsh.
“Historic structures that have gone unused provide tremendous opportunities for unique renovation and design,” said Dan Craine of Craine Architecture, a firm that specializes in residential, mixed-use and historic renovations. “The interior spaces of the former El Jebel Shrine provided for fantastic floor plans and high ceilings, with the top floors ideally suited for large decks that have stunning views of the Rockies. It is truly a structure that will provide residents with one of the most unique places to call home in all of Denver.”
The 24 condo units are being sold by Charlie Soule of Clear Creek Real Estate. The residences have high-end custom finishes with KitchenAid appliances and no two units are alike.
The building is also energy efficient with rooftop PV Solar and feature a heated indoor parking garage, storage units, pet and gear washroom, fitness center, and club room for the residents to enjoy.
Images courtesy of Confluence Companies
