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$419,000

Step into this charming 1909 brick bungalow in Denver’s Potter Highlands Historic District, where tree-lined streets, front porches, and original Northside character still set the tone. This is the kind of block people walk for the architecture: brick cottages, mature trees, and that old Highland feel, yet W 32nd Avenue is only a short stroll away. Highland Square boutiques, neighborhood coffee, Park Burger, Patzcuaro’s, pizza, and patio nights are close at hand, with LoHi, downtown, and I-25 an easy hop from there. The floor plan is classic bungalow, front-to-back. An enclosed porch and the front entry open into a connected living and dining room that flows straight through to the kitchen, so the main level feels open rather than chopped into tiny rooms. The kitchen has solid counter space for everyday cooking or having people over. Two bedrooms sit on the main floor: the front bedroom includes a closet, and the rear room is bright enough to use as a second bedroom or a light-filled office. One full bath completes the level. Hardwood and tile floors, brick exterior, and that early-1900s scale give the house the charm buyers specifically come to Potter Highlands for. Historic bungalow character in a walkable, highly sought neighborhood, with a layout that works to live in, rent, or renovate. Great option for buyers looking to get into the neighborhood without the added expense of HOA or Condo living!

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 2451552 MLS

3418 N Clay Street, Denver

Courtesy of RE/MAX Leaders . zachkirby23@gmail.com,405-471-1806

$1,050,000

Welcome to one of Potter Highlands' most beloved Victorians, a rare blend of timeless character and modern livability. Featured on a block noted in local home guides and admired on walking tours, this home sits within a designated Historic District, renovated with intention to preserve its soul while quietly upgrading the systems that matter most. Step through the stained-glass entry to a hand-carved staircase and rich period details. New windows keep the home remarkably quiet, while original shutter styles remain in the kitchen, living room, and stairwell for charm. Walkable to Highland Square, Tennyson, and Locavore, minutes to Downtown. The main floor flows easily with a versatile bedroom/office, dining room, living room with a brick fireplace, full bath, and laundry. The remodeled chef's kitchen features a specialty range, custom butcher block, and exposed beams. Upstairs offers three bedrooms, a loft, and two baths, including one with a private balcony, plus basement storage. An attached ADU adds flexibility, with its own kitchen, living area, bedroom, 3/4 bath, dedicated panel, mini-split HVAC, and private entrance, with four years of rental history for income or guests. Outside, mature edible landscaping (serviceberry, raspberry, strawberry, elderberry, honeysuckle, herbs) surrounds stone garden beds and a stone front patio. The backyard offers a patio, dog run, and wood fencing, plus a wrought iron front fence, outdoor sauna, plus off-street parking for two behind the home. Major upgrades include a redone electrical panel with subpanels, grid-tied solar, all-new windows, a re-engineered driveway with sump pump, fresh paint in and out, new gutters, and new laundry machines. Legacy basement HVAC materials were also professionally abated. A home for those who appreciate historic character: quiet, comfortable, spacious, full of life.

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 2475198 MLS

3725 Eliot Street, Denver

Courtesy of Compass - Denver . Byron.Stuart@Compass.com,720-527-3329