3921 N Raleigh St, Denver, CO 80212

$809,000

Listing courtesy of Dwell Denver Real Estate

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Home Description

One of the best locations in Denver! Beautiful, historic Tudor just two blocks from the Tennyson Street Cultural District! Walk in your front door to the light-filled living room with open dining area and kitchen. The main floor features two bedrooms and a full bath. Beautiful original hardwood floors throughout! Finished basement has near 7' tall ceilings, as well as a non-conforming office space, laundry room, a wet bar, a (non-working) fireplace, a second updated ¾ bathroom, and a large non-conforming bedroom/rec room. All new interior paint and carpet! Relax with your favorite beverage on the charming front porch or head to your private retreat in the fenced backyard where you can grill, dine, and garden. Generously-sized 1-car garage is big enough for a car, extra storage, and all of your gear! Amazing location: you’re only 2 blocks away from the heart of the Tennyson Street Cultural District, with world-class cuisine, great coffee shops, thriving small businesses/boutiques, trendy fashion, lovely parks, and a fantastic art and music scene recently named the “best art walk for music lovers”. Just a 10 minute drive to Downtown Denver and a short hop to the I-25/I-70 corridors that'll get you quickly on your way to the mountains, airport, and everything in-between. *Limited time only: sellers offering interest rate buy down and new windows upstairs at closing! Professional kitchen redesign plan available. Berkeley was recently voted Denver’s #2 best neighborhood to live in (5280 Magazine 2024). Tree-lined streets, historic homes and new post-modern duplexes intermix as a reminder that this area has always been a celebration of both history and evolving culture. World-class urban culture is just a block or few away from most homes. The 38th Ave and Tennyson Street Cultural District thankfully remains an island of independent shops and restaurants within Denver’s rising tide of corporate ubiquity.