About

2023 PDMTCAI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President: Bryan Dewhurst

Vice-President: Kim Trzcinski - Fernandes

Treasurer: Kim MacLean

Secretary: Brittany Pyle

Member-at-Large: Mark Soloway

We are a condominium community, organized under Colorado law as a homeowner association.

We are located in the extreme southeastern part of the city and county of Denver, Colorado.

Plaza de Monaco's history and method of operation:

This six-building complex was constructed in 1970-73, going condo in three phases starting in 1980.

Plaza de Monaco consists of two seven-story towers.
It also consists of four three-story "gardens" buildings.

There are a total of 213 units ranging from studios to three-bedrooms.

Some have fireplaces.
Some have excellent mountain views.
High-quality common areas, tree-covered grounds, and a desirable location make this a very pleasant place to live.

There are no age restrictions for ownership or for renters/lessees.
Dogs and cats are allowed, with a limit of two pets per unit.
Light rail is relatively close.

This is NOT an apartment complex! Although owners may choose to rent or lease their unit(s), THEY are responsible both legally and financially for their tenants, and almost all requests for services must go through the owner(s). Most services that apartment renters are accustomed to seeking from "the office" are the responsibility of the owner(s) in a condominium association.

This is what you will see when you enter the main door.

Plaza de Monaco offers a welcoming foyer, backed by a beautiful swimming pool which is available for year-round use. From May to September, sliding glass doors are opened to expand the indoor pool, doubling its size. Lovely flower beds add color to the fountain-accented patio, which is furnished with umbrella-topped tables and plenty of lounge chairs for your enjoyment of Colorado’s sunshine. A Jacuzzi is located adjacent to the indoor portion of the swimming pool.

The receptionist’s office is located to the immediate left of the foyer, giving her full view of the entry-secured front door.
Our party room, located further down the hallway, includes a full kitchen, a large-screen television, and a small library. Normally open to everyone, the party room may be reserved for private, closed events when it is not otherwise booked.
A pocket billiards room is located to the immediate right of the foyer. It includes two nine-foot, professional-grade Brunswick pool tables, one of which is covered with a table tennis overlay.
A workout room, with a variety of exercise equipment, is adjacent both to the pocket billiards room and to the indoor section of the swimming pool. Also, women’s and men’s locker rooms, both of which contain showers, are connected to the workout area.
A guest room is available for short-term rental (one day up to two weeks) when you wish to accommodate visitors.

Location

Plaza de Monaco is located at 2880 S. Locust, which is in the extreme southeastern part of the city of Denver, Colorado.

We are located just east of I-25 (exit 202) and just south of Yale Avenue.

TRANSPORTION:

Immediately west of I-25 is the Yale light-rail station, with easy access to downtown Denver, Coors Field (Rockies), Elitch Gardens, Sports Authority Field (Broncos), and other areas of interest. Although it is a relatively moderate walk to the light rail station, parking is available at the station. In addition, the #27 bus line, which connects with the station, has a stop at Monaco and Yale, only two blocks from Plaza de Monaco.

RTD's route #65 bus line runs regularly on Monaco, including a stop at the Stapleton bus center (the old Stapleton airport parking lot), which then provides bus service to DIA.

The combination of light rail and the #27 and #65 buses also provide easy access to the southern parts of the Denver metro region, including the Denver Tech Center, which is also reached with minimal effort via Monaco Parkway, which is immediately adjacent to Plaza de Monaco. No I-25 traffic!!!!

SHOPPING:

Immediately to our north is Plaza de Monaco Towne Center, a shopping center which was originally built as part of the complex that includes our condominium community. Access between the condo complex and the shopping center is gained merely by opening a gate in the fence that separates the shopping center from the condo complex. The shopping center is anchored by a newly renovated Safeway grocery store, which includes a pharmacy, Starbucks, and a Wells Fargo bank branch. Pizza Hut, Sunny Gardens (a full-service Chinese restaurant), Taco Bell, and Subway are prepared food establishments in the Plaza de Monaco Shopping Center. Safeway's deli also offers hot, prepared meals as well as traditional deli fare.

The Hampden Avenue area south of Plaza de Monaco includes a Kings Soopers, Whole Foods, and two different movie theater complexes, as well as numerous other stores, restaurants and entertainment options.

RECREATION:

Immediately to our east is Bible Park, a wonderful complex of athletic fields, hiking and walking trails and paths, tennis courts, baseball fields, soccer fields. Basketball courts, a bucolic stream, and bicycling paths. It is possible to jog or bicycle all of the way to downtown Denver along the Highline Canal trail that runs through Bible Park.

Denver Athletic Cub has a premier facility at the corner of Yale and Monaco, only two blocks from Plaza de Monaco. The Schlessman YMCA at Colorado Blvd. & Yale and 24-Hour Fitness in Tiffany Plaza both offer free "Silver Sneakers" memberships for those who are sixty-five years old or older.

About

2023 PDMTCAI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

We are a condominium community, organized under Colorado law as a homeowner association.

Plaza de Monaco's history and method of operation:

This is what you will see when you enter the main door.

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