Hot homes: 4 homes for sale in Denver right now, starting at $660K

From a Platt Park bungalow asking $660K to an industrial loft in RiNo, these five listings caught our eye this week.

1325 S. Sherman St. — $660,000

Why we love it: Starting with the enclosed front porch (hello, perfect book/coffee/cocktail spot), this bungalow is loaded with charm.

• Neighborhood: Platt Park
• Realtor: Tom Snyder at Snyder Realty Team
• Specs: 2 beds, 1.75 baths, 1,372 square feet
• Notable features: Remodeled kitchen, cozy fireplace, gorgeous bathrooms, downstairs flex room.

3317 Blake St #102 — $799,900

Why we love it: This industrial-style loft in RiNo features exposed brick walls, a sculptural fireplace, and tons of space for entertaining.

• Neighborhood: RiNo
• Realtor: Zach Otten at Keller Williams Realty Downtown LLC
• Specs: 2 beds, 1.75 baths, 2,457 square feet
• Notable features: Walkable location, 24-foot ceilings, loft layout, custom stained birch panels, skylights, exposed brick.

960 S. York St. — $960,000

Why we love it: With its arched doorways, updated kitchen, enclosed front porch and a beautifully updated primary suite, this three-bed is giving me all the heart eyes.

• Neighborhood: Washington Park
• Realtor: Lucy Rozansky Newill at Compass - Denver
• Specs: 3 beds, 1.75 baths, 2,266 square feet
• Notable features: Pergola-covered patio, curb appeal, beautiful kitchen, wallpaper accents, great finishes.

703 S. Vine St. — $1,385,000

Why we love it: The entire house is beautiful but the kitchen steals the show for me. I love the eat-in island, Carrera marble countertops, range hood and cabinetry.

• Neighborhood: Washington Park
• Realtor: Mary McCoin at Keller Williams Integrity Real Estate LLC

• Specs: 4 beds, 2 baths, 2,744 square feet
• Notable features: Carrera marble countertops, 1930s architectural details, Tudoresque-cottage, stylish laundry room, fenced-in/private yard.

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