This property is one of the most unusual inner-city opportunities we see — a substantial 1.25-acre parcel improved with a 1927 Craftsman-style bungalow that combines original character with everyday livability. The 2,716 SF home offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, an updated farmhouse-style kitchen with new appliances, solid wood and tile floors, and a back porch/mudroom that’s perfectly scaled for daily use. Mature trees and an expansive rear yard create privacy and multiple outdoor rooms — a true urban homestead potential.
The lot’s natural downslope to the rear is a strategic asset: it makes walkout-basement floorplans straightforward and supports the listing’s referenced subdivision concepts (buyer to verify with City of Denver). The existing improvements are comfortable to occupy and can be incrementally upgraded while you pursue longer-term plans. Practical systems are in place: public water and sewer, natural gas and electricity connected. Off-street parking is provided by a gravel drive and a one-car garage.
Location is convenient to major corridors and amenities: short drives to Federal Blvd and Santa Fe dining/retail, quick access to US-285, and recreational access to the South Platte River trail network. Nearby redevelopment activity (including the Loretto Heights projects) is increasing investor attention in this southern Denver corridor, enhancing long-term upside for strategic buyers.
Whether you’re an owner who wants a generous private yard inside the city, an investor seeking rental or flip potential, or a builder exploring lot-split economics, this property warrants serious due diligence. Schedule an appointment to tour and discuss a strategy — the parcel size and configuration make this a rare opportunity within Denver limits.