The Argyle

For more than 100 years, the company has served the community by providing affordable, high-quality living accommodations and services to low and moderate income seniors in Denver. In 1874, a group of local philanthropists decided to create an inclusive retirement community that felt like home, regardless of financial circumstance. The company's or... iginal philosophy was that those who could financially afford to pay for care did, and those who were not financially able were taken care of without charge. In that spirit, The Old Ladies Home opened its doors to elderly women in downtown Denver in 1875. By 1900, the company had relocated to the company's current location in the Berkeley/Highlands neighborhood, a vibrant community that is well-loved by residents and their families alike. The new neighborhood inspired a name change, and The Argyle was chosen to honor this historical part of Denver. In 1988, the original building was demolished. In 1990, a new building was constructed to enhance the quality of the company's building while providing more rooms for residents. Even in the face of renovations, the company made sure to preserve the company's roots. The historic front facade was saved, returning the building to its original design, and more than 200 pieces of furniture and artwork were restored. The company's residents dont want to live in a sterile environment without personality, and its this attention to detail that gives The Argyle its homey, inviting ambiance. When you visit The Argyle you can see how the company honor and preserve the company's roots. Wed love to show you around, so dont hesitate to get in touch to schedule a tour.Read More