Where Heritage and Modern Mingle.

Live at a central historic landmark amidst the allure of neighborhood taverns, craft breweries, vintage clothing stores, unique eateries, bookstores, art galleries, ethnic restaurants, craft shops, and hip live music venues, plus transportation options to make a plan out of your every idea. Originally the First Avenue Hotel in 1907, The Quayle apartments now welcome residents to the pinnacle of South Broadway. Stay classic with South Broadway staples— like the Art Deco Mayan Revival styled Mayan Theatre across the street, attracting movie-goers since 1930 and currently featuring independent films and foreign language cinema. Embrace the rich character of historic homes and buildings a few blocks away in the Baker Historic District, or venture a little further south for treasures throughout Antique Row. Around the block, Denver Fire Station 11 has maintained since 1936 and is now the city’s second oldest active station. Less than a mile south, 1930s urbanites frequented the Blue Bonnet Cafe, originally owned by a Texas-born family, now serving 21st century customers diverse Mexican dishes after ownership moved to the Mobell family in the 1960s. Up north, the Denver Health Medical Center remains at the same site since its origins as County Hospital in 1873. With every amenity in reach, Broadway Light Rail Station and bus line access, plus Broadway’s protected bike lane assurance, you’ll find you’re right where you need to be— where North Broadway meets South and past meets present.