Camellia Apartments

1235 Grant St, Denver, 80203

Maintenance complaints

from $950 · 3038611057 · Property website

Camellia Apartments is a remodeled 1947 historic building in Denver's Capitol Hill offering studio, one- and two-bedroom homes with modern finishes. Residents get a courtyard, lounge, cyber cafe with WiFi and a refreshments bar.

Floor plans and rent

Studio · 386 to 444 sq ft: $950 to $1,000 (-35% vs Denver median $1,454)

Efficiency A · 1 bath386 sq ft3 available Available Now$950 to $1,000
Efficiency C · 1 bath444 sq ft3 available Available Now$1,000

1 bedroom · 540 to 556 sq ft: $1,200 (-29% vs Denver median $1,699)

1 Bedroom (540 sq ft, #302) · 1 bath540 sq ft1 available 1/14/27$1,200
1 Bedroom (556 sq ft, #220) · 1 bath556 sq ft1 available Available Now$1,200

Rates read 10/24/2026 from the property's website · source. The property's own site is the truth; rates change.

Amenities

  • landscaped outdoor courtyard
  • 24-hour emergency maintenance
  • onsite property management
  • onsite laundry facilities
  • onsite storage
  • renovated lobby and resident lounge
  • resident cyber cafe
  • community WiFi
  • complimentary refreshments bar
  • stainless steel appliances
  • dishwasher
  • quartz countertops
  • ceiling fans
  • air conditioning
  • large closets
Pets
Pet friendly community, though some listed units show cats and dogs not allowed; no limits or fees stated.
Laundry
Onsite laundry facilities
Utilities included
Water, sewer, trash, gas and heat included; electric billed separately via Xcel Energy
Office hours
Monday–Friday 9am–5pm; tours by appointment, walk-ins welcome during office hours
Year built
1947
Neighborhood
Capitol Hill, Denver; near Denver Botanic Gardens, Denver Performing Arts Complex, Clyfford Still Museum, Coors Field, Fillmore Auditorium, Molly Brown House

What renters should know

No news, lawsuits, code violations, pest reports or tenant organizing were found for Camellia Apartments (1235 Grant St, Denver), a 120-unit 1947 building managed by Jordon Perlmutter & Co. However, court and city records could not be searched directly, so this is not a clean bill of health. The few reviews are mostly positive. Complaints cover power and HVAC outages (2023), garage flooding (2020) and parking costs.

Managed by Jordon Perlmutter & Co. · researched 10/24/2026

  • Maintenance complaints (2023-04): A resident reported power outages whenever the temperature changes because heating/AC units short out, with the fire alarm sounding 12+ hours during one outage. apartments.com
  • Parking (2020-01): A resident said the parking garage leaks and floods with rain or snow. apartments.com
  • Management complaints (2020-01): The same 2020 review complained of constant construction, trash around the property and an uncaring manager. apartments.com
  • See notes: A reviewer said renovations replaced older built-in features with cheap-looking materials and pushed rents up. postcard.inc
  • Fee disputes: Older reviews said parking cost almost $100 a month extra with a waitlist, and listings disagree on which utilities are included. apartmentratings.com
  • + Managers described as responsive and kind, with fast repairs. postcard.inc
  • + Thick concrete walls; neighbors rarely heard.
  • + Clean halls and building, well-kept courtyard and entrance cameras.
  • + Large studios for the price in a great location near the Capitol and downtown.
  • + On-site management and maintenance, secured storage and garage parking. jp-co.com

Reviews: Most reviews praise responsive management, quiet, cleanliness and location, while complaints center on older-building issues like power and heating/AC outages, a leaky garage and parking cost.

Gathered from public sources by an automated researcher, with the source next to each point. Read the sources and ask the office; this is a starting point, not a verdict.

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