The townhome at 7995 East Mississippi Avenue, Unit A24, stands as a corner unit, solid and well-set in its place. Light comes in from extra windows, clean and direct, filling the rooms without apology. The place feels open, like a small house carved out of the larger building with cozy faux wood floors. In front lies a private outdoor area, fenced and quiet, where one can sit with a drink in the evening and watch the light change. Inside, a wood-burning fireplace waits. It is real, not gas. On cold nights in the high plains winter, you lay the logs, strike the match, and the fire takes hold, throwing heat and the smell of pine into the room. Simple. Good. Outside the door, the Highline Canal Trail runs close, a long green vein through the city where you can walk or ride for miles under the cottonwoods, the water moving slow beside you, the Front Range sharp on clear days. Not far off sits the Lowry Beer Garden, where the beer is cold and the tables are under open sky, a place to meet friends after the trail or after the day. This unit is two bedrooms, one and a half baths, 1142 square feet, two levels. The washer and dryer stay with the unit. It has ample storage. It is quiet. It is yours if you want it. Come see it. The light is good. The fire burns true.
