Chapter 01
Arrival.
Open plan. Seven oversized windows pour light from three sides. Hardwood underfoot, plants gathered at the glass, a dining table set under track lighting. The first sense is room to breathe — 1,175 square feet of it.

Denver · Golden Triangle · Furnished Long-Stay Residence
A fully furnished one-bedroom residence in The Belvedere Tower — steps from the Denver Art Museum, the Cherry Creek bike path, and the city's best restaurants and galleries.
The Observatory in The Belvedere
A beautiful condo just blocks from the Denver Art Museum, in Denver's prestigious Golden Triangle Neighborhood.

A note on the building
The Belvedere is a turn-of-the-century landmark in Denver's Golden Triangle — fully furnished interiors, balconies with skyline vistas, and the kind of stillness that lets you disappear into your work. A few blocks bring you the Denver Art Museum, the Cherry Creek bike path, and the city's best restaurants and galleries.
Concierge · 24/7 security · Doorman · Heated garage · Elevator
Amenities
Walkability · Bikeability · Transit · Wi-Fi
Daily errands do not require a car.
Daily errands can be accomplished on a bike.
Transit is convenient for most trips.
Symmetrical gigabit fiber.
A short tour · The Observatory
A curated sequence through The Observatory. Scroll through the chapters; the image follows along.
Chapter 01
Open plan. Seven oversized windows pour light from three sides. Hardwood underfoot, plants gathered at the glass, a dining table set under track lighting. The first sense is room to breathe — 1,175 square feet of it.
Chapter 02
A galley kitchen stocked end to end — stainless appliances, granite counters, a pantry full of tools, and a Nespresso machine that actually gets used. Cook for one, prep for six.
Chapter 03
Floor-to-ceiling shelves, warm cherry hardwood, a sectional that wants to be sat in. It is the quietest corner of the residence — and the one most likely to cancel your evening plans.
Chapter 04
A slatted-wood headboard wall, a quiet brass lamp on the nightstand, a small piece of Asian art on the slats, and a sliding glass door easing the afternoon light onto the bed.
Chapter 05
A deep soaking tub, glass enclosure, white tile, soft grey concrete trim. The small luxury that quietly defines a ninety-day stay.
Chapter 06
Step out. The Denver skyline runs to the north, the Rockies catch the evening light to the west. The whole neighborhood — galleries, museums, the Cherry Creek path — begins a few blocks from where you are standing.
Chapter 01
Open plan. Seven oversized windows pour light from three sides. Hardwood underfoot, plants gathered at the glass, a dining table set under track lighting. The first sense is room to breathe — 1,175 square feet of it.
Chapter 02
A galley kitchen stocked end to end — stainless appliances, granite counters, a pantry full of tools, and a Nespresso machine that actually gets used. Cook for one, prep for six.
Chapter 03
Floor-to-ceiling shelves, warm cherry hardwood, a sectional that wants to be sat in. It is the quietest corner of the residence — and the one most likely to cancel your evening plans.
Chapter 04
A slatted-wood headboard wall, a quiet brass lamp on the nightstand, a small piece of Asian art on the slats, and a sliding glass door easing the afternoon light onto the bed.
Chapter 05
A deep soaking tub, glass enclosure, white tile, soft grey concrete trim. The small luxury that quietly defines a ninety-day stay.
Chapter 06
Step out. The Denver skyline runs to the north, the Rockies catch the evening light to the west. The whole neighborhood — galleries, museums, the Cherry Creek path — begins a few blocks from where you are standing.
The full gallery
Every photograph of The Observatory — every corner, every angle.
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“A custom, smart-home residence with an Asian, Boho, Modern fusion soul.”
King bed · dedicated workspace · large master bath · walk-in closet · ultra-fast Wi-Fi · media center · 1,175 sq ft.
Why The Observatory
The Observatory sits in a category of its own: a real Denver home you can move into for a season, run by the people who own and designed it.
Not an extended-stay hotel
A full 1,175-square-foot residence — a real kitchen, a dedicated workspace, a living room, and a balcony, not a room off a corridor. You live here; you don't check in.
Not a short-term rental
Offered only for stays of 90 nights or more, in a quiet residential building with a doorman and 24/7 security. No nightly turnover, no lockbox, no guessing who your neighbors are.
Not an empty apartment lease
Fully furnished and move-in ready, utilities and gigabit Wi-Fi already on, indoor parking included. No 12-month lease, no furniture to buy, no accounts to set up.
Every residence is owned, designed, and managed directly by Corvus Homes. The person who answers your inquiry is the person who runs the home — no franchise, no call center, no third-party sublet.
Reserve
Live availability and rates below. The residence is offered with a 90-day minimum stay — ideal for corporate relocations, travel nurses, and extended-stay travelers.
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Location · Golden Triangle
Golden Triangle places you within a few blocks of the city's cultural spine and within a brisk walk of nearly everything that matters downtown.
Within a few blocks
Walk Score 96 · Bike Score 96 · Transit Score 74
Frequently asked
The details that matter before a long stay — the 90-day minimum, what's included, pets, parking, and how booking works. Anything else, just ask.
It is a single, fully furnished one-bedroom residence — 1,175 square feet, 1 bed, 1¾ baths — inside The Belvedere Tower in Denver's Golden Triangle. It is not a hotel, a vacation rental, or a for-sale condo. It is one privately managed home offered by Corvus Homes for extended stays of 90 nights or more.
The residence is designed for people who are living in Denver for a season, not passing through — corporate relocations, travel-nurse contracts, executives on assignment, and remote workers. The 90-night minimum keeps the home quiet, residential, and fully appointed for real living, rather than run as a short-term rental.
Corporate relocation guests, travel nurses, visiting executives and consultants, remote workers, relocating couples, insurance-housing guests, and anyone who needs a professionally managed furnished home in Denver for three months or longer.
Yes — fully furnished and move-in ready. Rent includes all utilities, symmetrical gigabit (1 Gig) Wi-Fi, one indoor parking space in the heated garage, a full kitchen, a dedicated workspace, a king bed, linens, and a media center. You bring a suitcase; everything else is here.
Yes. The residence is pet-friendly. Tell us about your pet when you inquire so we can confirm the terms for your stay.
Yes — one dedicated indoor space in the building's heated garage is included, with controlled access and 24/7 building security.
Both are included in the rate. Utilities are covered, and the residence has symmetrical gigabit fiber (roughly 715 Mbps down / 843 Mbps up) — fast enough for video calls, large uploads, and a full remote-work setup.
Housekeeping is available for an added fee and can be arranged on the schedule you prefer. Share your preference when you book and we'll set it up.
Choose your dates on the availability calendar, then continue to reserve. We confirm the details and pricing for your stay and respond to every request personally — usually within a few hours.
A member of the Corvus Homes team reviews your dates and reaches out directly to confirm availability, pricing, and any specifics — pets, parking, arrival timing, and stay length. There's no obligation until your reservation is confirmed.
Corvus Homes owns, designs, and manages the residence. The same team you speak with handles the home directly — no franchise call center, no third-party sublet. You can reach them by phone or email, and their office is in Denver at 209 Kalamath St, Unit One.
The residence is at The Belvedere Tower, 475 W 12th Avenue, in Denver's Golden Triangle — walkable to the Denver Art Museum (about 5 minutes), Civic Center Park, the Denver Public Library, the Cherry Creek bike path, and the 16th Street Mall. Walk Score 96, Bike Score 96, Transit Score 74 — most daily errands don't require a car.
Get in touch
We respond to every inquiry personally — usually within a few hours.