Jul 23, 2022 - Business

Hot homes: 5 houses in Denver starting at $419K

Brianna Crane

1106 Clayton St. Photo by Nate Polta, courtesy of milehimodern

Great houses hit the market every week, but this bunch is especially swoon-worthy, we think.

1179 Syracuse St. — $419,000

Why we love it: There's a lot to love about this charming one-bedroom, but the retro kitchen and pink bathroom take the cake.

Neighborhood: Montclair
Specs: 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 731 square feet
Listed by: Susie Best and Kelly Reed at milehimodern
Features: Built-ins, fenced-in yard, arched doorways.

1179 Syracuse Street — Photo by Nate Polta, courtesy of milehimodern

1046 Kalamath St. — $555,000

Why we love it: From the painted blue brick exterior to the modern kitchen, this cozy two-bed is adorable.

Neighborhood: Lincoln Park
Specs: 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 944 square feet
Listed by: Raphael Shattenkirk at HomeSmart
Features: 10-foot ceilings, French doors, fenced-in yard.

1046 Kalamath St. front — Photo courtesy of Raphael Shattenkirk

1046 Kalamath St. living room — Photo courtesy of Raphael Shattenkirk

1046 Kalamath St. kitchen — Photo courtesy of Raphael Shattenkirk

3514 Navajo St. — $675,000

Why we love it: This house packs a lot of personality with cool black-and-white tiles, sliding doors around the bedroom and frosted windows.

Neighborhood: LoHi
Specs: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 2,322 square feet
Listed by: Olivia Kunevicius at milehimodern
Features: Unique layout, edgy design, lots of room for entertaining.

3514 Navajo St. front — Photo by Nate Polta, courtesy of milehimodern

3514 Navajo St. interior — Photo by Nate Polta, courtesy of milehimodern

1106 Clayton St. — $725,000

Why we love it: There are little treasures hidden all throughout this house, like the blue-and-yellow painted porch ceiling, the stained glass window and the curved stair banister.

Neighborhood: Congress Park
Specs: 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1,304 square feet

Listed by: Caitlin Clough at milehimodern
Features: Great backyard setup, classic white kitchen, original pine floors.

Photo by Nate Polta, courtesy of milehimodern

1106 Clayton St. entry — Photo by Nate Polta, courtesy of milehimodern

801 E 10th Ave. — $725,000

Why we love it: This dreamy Victorian has stunning details at every turn, like the black-and-white tile bathroom, thick moldings and a spacious dining room.