505 E Woodward Ave, Keenesburg, CO 80643

This Keenesburg bungalow presents a rare combination of mechanical reassurance and raw upside. Listed at $350,000, the house offers 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath with approximately 968 sq ft of finished living space and an ~800 sq ft framed, unfinished basement that’s ready for a buyer to finish into valuable additional living area. Recent updates to plumbing, heating, and electrical (seller-reported) mean your first projects can focus on layout and finishes rather than immediate system replacements.

The main level features well-proportioned rooms and the flexibility to modernize a kitchen and bath to your taste. The large unfinished basement is already framed — a contractor’s dream for adding a family room, home office, extra bedroom, or income-generating unit subject to local code and egress. The recorded total building area is 1,808 sq ft (including basement), giving a clear path to materially increase usable square footage and resale value.

Outside, the property sits on a manageable 6,534 sq ft lot on a quiet stretch of E Woodward Ave. There is no dedicated garage; the property uses a shared driveway with the adjacent lot — an arrangement that should be verified during title review. Mature shade and a tidy yard make this an ideal project for buyers who want a turnkey mechanical foundation with the opportunity to add contemporary finishes and living space.

Perfect for first-time buyers, downsizers, or investors, this home gives you mechanical peace-of-mind now and a clear, cost-effective path to adding significant functional and market value. Contact listing agent Sydney Garcia for showings and contractor/vendor recommendations for basement finishes and cosmetic upgrades.

Keenesburg is a small, historic town in northern Weld County with a tight-knit community feel and practical proximity to regional highways. The neighborhood around E Woodward Ave consists primarily of single-family homes on modest lots, with local services, a community school, and easy driving access to larger retail centers in surrounding towns. Residents typically value affordability, space, and short commutes to employment centers in the Denver metro and northern Colorado.