Denver - Berkeley

Is Berkeley a Good Place to Live: Berkeley is a northwest neighborhood in the city and county of Denver, just south of I-70. Tennyson Street (restaurants, breweries, art galleries, coffee shops, boutiques, live music, etc.) is the main draw to the neighborhood. The median home is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1,800 SF residence from 1947 and selling for $740K.

 

Location and Getting Around: Bordered by I-70 to the north, W 38th Ave to the south, Sheridan Blvd to the west, and N Federal Blvd to the east.

Shopping and Entertainment: Parisi. Emporium. Cafe Brasil. Billy’s Inn. May Kaos. Call to Arms Brewery. Tenn Street Coffee and Books. Lululemon. Allegro Coffee. Denver Biscuit Company. McDonough Park. The Universal on 38th. El Here. Bacon Social House on 44th. Swing Thai.

Parks and Rec: Rocky Mountain Lake Park. Berkeley Park. Scheitler Rec Center.

Land Use: Residential (brick bungalow, turn of the century ranch, Victorian, craftsman style duplex, tudor, modern farmhouse, etc.).

Berkeley vs Surrounding Neighborhoods:

Market Stats: Click HERE for the latest stats on Berkeley. View sample report HERE.

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