Seller has an existing VA loan at 2.75% that may be assumable by a qualified buyer, subject to loan servicer approval. VA eligibility is not required to qualify. This 1950s ranch isn’t trying to be something it’s not—and that’s part of the appeal. It’s a sweet, single-level home with three bedrooms, hardwood floors, a great backyard and character that leaves room to make it your own. Natural light brings warmth to the main living spaces. The kitchen features granite counters, stainless appliances, a Kraus sink, touch faucet, breakfast bar and dining space. The bathroom was remodeled in 2026 with a fresh, clean finish. The floor plan has some unexpected flexibility. One bedroom has its own exterior door, creating a great setup for guests, a roommate or multigenerational living. A ramp provides ADA accessibility to the home. And that sunroom? Bring your own eye to it. Add some fairy lights, fill it with plants, throw open the doors and make it the funky little bonus space it wants to be. Out back is where this house really earns some points. A flagstone patio and mature landscaping create a private backyard with room to grill, garden, let the dog run around, have people over—or claim a chair, pour something cold and enjoy your own outdoor space. The oversized one-car garage offers shelving and workspace, while the extended driveway adds off-street parking. Roof, gutters and windows have also been updated over the years. There’s a lot here that’s increasingly hard to find: a true ranch floor plan, ADA accessibility, hardwood floors, an established backyard, garage, off-street parking and a layout that can flex with the way you live. Downtown Denver is less than 15 minutes away, with easy access to transit, highways, restaurants and shopping—tucked into the neighborhood with the city still close.