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Camelot Apartments -
1726-1734 8th Avenue
 Print Listing
Historical Name -
n/a
Style -
No Style
Built Year -
1939
State ID -
5WL.5894
Description -
1726-1734 8th Avenue is an irregular shaped apartment complex with a concrete foundation, brick faced walls, and a cross-gabled roof with asphalt shingles and boxed eaves. The building has one-over-one or one-by-one aluminum frame windows on all elevations and several exterior entrances. There are porches on the east elevation as well as near the interior courtyard. An atrium connects the original unit at 1726 8th Avenue with the newer unit to the south.
Historical Background -
The original dwelling on 1726 8th Avenue was constructed in approximately 1939. It was a 16-17 unit apartment complex that primarily housed students by the 1960s. In 2000, a 1939 Bungalow (5WL.3228, determined not eligible) was moved from 1734 8th Avenue to accommodate a 3900 square foot addition to the 1726 8th Avenue facility. Operated by the Greeley Center for Independence, the facility is now called Camelot Apartments and serves as a staffed living facility for individuals with spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, and neurological disorders. The complex is currently owned by the Patient Advocacy Team, Inc., a group that has owned the complex since as early as 1985
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