Robert Frost

The Robert Frost stands at 1001 N Sherman St, on the stretch of Capitol Hill known as Poet’s Row. Architect Andrew Brundel Willison designed it in 1929 as the Casa Bonita, and it was renamed for the poet in the 1930s. The Denver Public Library’s photo collection notes that the Casa Bonita name is still visible inside, above an arched terra cotta light surround, and describes the style as a blend of modernist and Spanish colonial revival.

Apartments are studios and one-bedrooms, and select units have exposed brick, hardwood or wood-style floors, quartz counters, and built-in shelving or desks. The building has a pool, a fitness room, a grill and patio, shared laundry, storage units and some uncovered parking. Cats and dogs are allowed.

Cheesman Park, the Ogden Theatre and the Denver Art Museum are all nearby, and downtown is close.