Step into this charming 1909 brick bungalow in Denver’s Potter Highlands Historic District, where tree-lined streets, front porches, and original Northside character still set the tone. This is the kind of block people walk for the architecture: brick cottages, mature trees, and that old Highland feel, yet W 32nd Avenue is only a short stroll away. Highland Square boutiques, neighborhood coffee, Park Burger, Patzcuaro’s, pizza, and patio nights are close at hand, with LoHi, downtown, and I-25 an easy hop from there.

The floor plan is classic bungalow, front-to-back. An enclosed porch and the front entry open into a connected living and dining room that flows straight through to the kitchen, so the main level feels open rather than chopped into tiny rooms. The kitchen has solid counter space for everyday cooking or having people over. Two bedrooms sit on the main floor: the front bedroom includes a closet, and the rear room is bright enough to use as a second bedroom or a light-filled office. One full bath completes the level. Hardwood and tile floors, brick exterior, and that early-1900s scale give the house the charm buyers specifically come to Potter Highlands for.

Historic bungalow character in a walkable, highly sought neighborhood, with a layout that works to live in, rent, or renovate. Great option for buyers looking to get into the neighborhood without the added expense of HOA or Condo living!