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Residential suburb filled with city perks
Living in Berkeley, residents get the peacefulness of a suburban lifestyle and the excitement of city amenities. Only 5 miles from Downtown Denver, the neighborhood is filled with walkable streets and upscale homes. “I like Berkeley because it’s a really unique neighborhood community, with its various parks, shopping on Tennyson and proximity to Downtown, Regis and Interstate 70. It’s uniquely situated, and you get a lot of diversity from the city,” says Realtor Nick DiPasquale with West and Main Homes, who also serves on the Market Trends Committee for the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS®. Residents are right around the corner from an abundance of unique shops, restaurants, historical entertainment venues and neighborhood parks that keep the community active.
Berkeley Mountain Lake Park is a neighborhood hot spot.
Berkeley is a highly desirable neighborhood in Denver, CO.
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Shopping and dining on Tennyson Street
Dozens of locally owned shops and restaurants line Berkeley’s main thoroughfare, Tennyson Street. The area’s modern, chic buildings are a reflection of the area’s trendy atmosphere. “When people talk about Berkeley, they talk about Tennyson. You’ve got clothing stores, jewelers and great restaurants and bars. There are all kinds of things to do there,” DiPasquale says. Residents can spend the day browsing boutiques like Lariat and novelty shops like Miller Lane Mercantile. Stop for a quick cup of coffee at Huckleberry Roasters or sit down at Cozy Cottage for a Mexican-inspired breakfast meal. Other daytime restaurants along the strip include Lucy’s Burger Bar and Hops & Pie, a casual pizzeria with craft beers. Residents 21 and up can enjoy the area’s brewery scene and late-night bars. The Empourium Brewing Company has an outdoor patio and live music on the weekends. When it comes to shopping for groceries, the thoroughfare also has Natural Grocers and Sprouts Market. Head down West 44th Avenue for Safeway. Those in the mood for fast food or chain restaurants can find plenty along West 38th Avenue.
Berkeley has many different restaurants from which to chose.
Berkeley's Tenneyson Street is the heart of the neighborhood.
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Berkeley’s entertainment venues and attractions
In addition to the retail and restaurants along Tennyson Street, there are several entertainment options for residents to enjoy. The historic Oriental Theater was built in the 1920s and now operates as a popular live music venue. Another neighborhood landmark is the Historic Elitch Theater. What once started out as a garden and amusement park in 1890 continues to shine as a performing arts center that also puts on outdoor films during the summer. At the northwestern edge of the neighborhood, Lakeside Amusement Park is fun for all ages with its rollercoasters and seasonal attractions.
Berkeley's historic Elitch Garden and theatre calls for Shakespeare in the park.
The Oriental Theatre is a Berkeley neighborhood icon.
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Beautiful and spacious homes
Berkeley’s residential roads are lined with a variety of different housing options. The gridded streets are expansive and spacious, allowing properties to have nice lawns and mature trees surrounding them. Dutch Colonials and Craftsman bungalows are popular, ranging from 1,300 to 2,000 square feet and priced anywhere between $500,000 and $1.3 million. These single-family homes come with features such as stone walls, front porches and dormer windows. Contemporary two-story houses with modern architecture can get as large as 3,800 square feet and as expensive as $2M for a newly built property. Those who want alternative housing plans can find two-story townhouses and duplexes scattered throughout the neighborhood. “There was a mass development spree of townhouses on Tennyson a couple of years ago,” DiPasquale adds. These luxury spaces range from $1.1 to $1.4 million. There are also condominiums and apartment complexes closer to Tennyson Street.
Duplexes have become common in the Berkeley neighborhood.
You can find great vintage home in the Berkeley neighborhood.
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Keeping active at the parks
Berkeley features several beautiful green spaces throughout the area. “For a city that likes to be outside, Berkeley provides that. We have so many great outdoor options. When the weather is nice, those parks are packed,” DiPasquale says. The neighborhood’s namesake park has a lake that’s great for fishing. Visitors can walk along the trails surrounding Berkeley Lake to get their steps in. Play with pups at the leashless dog park, explore the playground area or practice on the tennis courts. Scheitler Recreation Center’s indoor facilities include a fitness studio, outdoor pool, pickleball court and more. Across the neighborhood, Rocky Mountain Park also has a lake for water recreation, plus walking trails and a baseball field. Other smaller parks in the area with outdoor amenities include Casar Chavez Park and McDonough Park.
The tennis courts at Berkeley Lake Park are in great condition.
Berkeley Lake Park's playground is popular with the neighborhood kids.
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Quality schools in Jefferson County
Families living in Berkeley can send their children to Centennial: A School for Expeditionary Learning for kindergarten through fifth grade. Earning a B grade on Niche, Centennial is the first school in the neighborhood to follow the EL Education Model. From there, students can attend Skinner Middle School with its A-minus Niche grade and ACCESS program for career exploration. Arrupe Jesuit High School is a private Catholic school located in Berkeley that maintains a B Niche grade. Those continuing a public education can head to Denver North High School. North has a B Niche grade, a Career and Technical Education program and a well-known drama department.
Most Berkeley students will start their journey at Centennial Elementary.
Skinner Middle School is a Berkeley neighborhood staple.
Most Berkeley students will graduate from Arrupe Jesuit High School.
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Walking and driving through Berkeley
Traveling around Berkeley comes with many options. Tennyson Street and most others in the neighborhood are pedestrian-friendly, making it easy for residents to walk to shops and restaurants. “The community itself is accessible, and Tennyson is readily available. You can spend all this time over there and never get in a car,” continues DiPasquale. There are also several local bus lines that service the neighborhood. Those who prefer driving can use Interstate 70 for direct access to downtown Denver. Berkeley is also sandwiched between US Route 287 in the east and Colorado State Highway 95 in the west. Denver International Airport is 23 miles away for commercial flights.
Public transportation make Berkeley easy to get around.
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There are a lot of seemingly useless botiques and such near where I live. However a lot of people go for that, so I suppose it works. There is, however, everything I need within a ten minute walk of where I live. If I did not own a car, I would likely only be inconvenienced when I wanted to leave the city, and during my commute (because I work strange hours).
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Berkeley
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Berkeley Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Berkeley, Denver sell after 46 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Berkeley, Denver over the last 12 months is $850,400, down 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Nestled on a tree-lined block steps from Tennyson Street and Berkeley Lake, this modern 3 bed / 3 bath home (just under 3,000 sq ft; 2022 build) blends clean design with effortless livability. A charming front porch and fenced yard welcome you inside to a main level that runs the length of the home—wide-open, bright, and airy thanks to expansive windows. The living room centers on a sleek
Looking for a place that’s equal parts stylish and comfortable? This stunning townhome on lively North Tennyson has it all. Thoughtfully designed with a modern vibe, the open layout invites you right into a sleek gourmet kitchen decked out with stainless steel appliances—perfect whether you're grabbing a quick bite or hosting friends for a dinner party. The upstairs primary suite is your personal
Classic Denver bungalow built in 1901, this home delivers all the vintage charm you love—arched doorways, dreamy pass-throughs, and timeless character—with the peace of mind of a fully updated, move-in-ready interior. Best of both worlds? Absolutely. Inside, you’ll find newly refinished hardwood floors flowing through a spacious living room with a cozy gas fireplace, a formal dining room made for
Modern Berkeley 3 Story w/ Party Wall Agreement Upgraded w/ New Quartz Slab Counters, New Kitchen Aid Double Oven, Freshly Refinished White Oak Stained Hardwoods, New Paint, New Carpet, New Modern Lighting. Walk to The Highlands Restaurants, Easy Proximity to Jobs Downtown & Easy to get up to the Mountains.
Experience modern luxury in this brand-new contemporary home, ideally located just steps from your favorite restaurants and shops on Tennyson Street. This 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom residence blends sophisticated design with everyday comfort, featuring curated designer cabinetry and high-end finishes throughout. The chef’s kitchen is a true showpiece, showcasing seamless Calacatta quartz countertops,
Welcome to 4190 Lowell Boulevard, a thoughtfully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath mid-century brick half duplex in the Berkeley neighborhood. Built in 1954, this front-unit home pairs classic character with nearly 1,900 finished square feet of functional, light-filled living space. The main level features an open living and dining area that connects seamlessly to the kitchen through a breakfast bar. The
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Single parcel Victorian duplex with intriguing architecture available in Berkeley just 2 blocks off everything that Berkeley Park and Tennyson Street have to offer! From the moment you pull up to this lovely home, you will notice the rounded facade and classic Victorian features. The 2nd unit boasts a pentagonal shaped bedroom with windows all around. Live in 1 unit and rent the other! There are
Entertainers Dream ~ Imagine hosting your family & friends on the spacious rooftop deck this spring & summer! During the cooler months, the spacious living/dining/kitchen rooms have plenty of room for hosting! Best in show on Tennyson Street in the Berkeley neighborhood! This is the largest street facing townhouse you will find on Tennyson Street at 2381 sq ft with a roof top deck that is just
Investor Special in Prime Berkeley Location Remodel or Redevelop! An outstanding opportunity awaits in one of Denver’s most desirable neighborhoods, Berkeley, recently ranked #3 by 5280 Magazine. This oversized 6,340 sqft lot sits among a mix of renovated homes, new builds, and contemporary duplexes, offering serious potential for the savvy investor. Whether you’re looking to take it down to the
Million-dollar mountain and lake views. Beautifully updated and move-in ready condo featuring an open-concept layout with modern finishes throughout. The kitchen offers white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, stylish backsplash, and a center island perfect for entertaining. The spacious living area boasts recessed lighting and durable wood-look flooring, creating a bright and welcoming
Welcome to 4746 Quitman Street, a charming Berkeley bungalow blending historic character with thoughtful updates and modern comfort. Situated on a generous 6,650 sq ft lot in one of Denver’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this beautifully maintained home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in a warm, inviting layout that lives larger than its footprint. Step inside to discover bright, open living
Million-dollar mountain and lake views—without the price tag. This penthouse captures sweeping mountain AND lake views in a truly unbeatable setting. From the moment you step inside, the home feels light, welcoming and impeccably maintained with fresh paint, new carpet and stylish hardwood floors throughout. The kitchen is both refined and functional, featuring granite countertops, classic
and a sunken living room. The primary suite boasts a luxurious his-and-hers shower and two walkin closets. Enjoy the convenience of in-unit laundry, plus outdoor living with a private fenced yard and two second-story balconies. Recent upgrades include a new roof, swamp coolers, hardwood floors, and a fully remodeled primary bath. Just steps from vibrant shops, bars, and restaurants in Denver’s
Welcome home to a fully remodeled home in the heart of Denver’s vibrant Berkeley neighborhood. Enjoy your morning cup of coffee on the bright and sunny covered porch. This beautifully remodeled home blends modern design with everyday comfort. The bright covered porch sets the tone, leading into a spacious, open main level with 10-foot ceilings and abundant natural light. A sleek designer kitchen
akin Tennyson is nestled in the historic Berkeley neighborhood on the vibrant, tree-lined Tennyson Street retail corridor. Positioned to serve as a ‘hip back door entrance’ to the Berkeley neighborhood, community amenities include private 2nd-floor courtyards with BBQs and fire pits, a rooftop deck with two spas and an entertaining space with stunning mountain views, a fully equipped fitness
Welcome to Tennyson Towns! Your opportunity to rent in the heart of Tennyson square. Visit www.tennysontowns.com for floor plans and finish information. This stunning new development is one-of-a-kind. Inside, you'll find an open-concept main level featuring custom kitchen cabinetry, quartz countertops, a spacious island, and a living room that will actually fit your oversized couch! This
Welcome to Tennyson44, a modern community nestled in the heart of Denvers vibrant Berkeley neighborhood. Built in 2015, this pet-friendly property offers stylish studio, 1-, and 2-bedroom apartments thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience. Each home features in-home washer and dryers, granite countertops, designer tile backsplash, modern cabinetry with designer hardware, stainless steel
Modern four-level townhome located in the heart of Highlands/Berkeley, offering an expansive private rooftop deck with city and mountain views. This unfurnished 2-bedroom, 3-bath residence features a bright open-concept main level with 9’ ceilings, wide-plank wood flooring, and a spacious entertainer’s kitchen complete with quartz countertops, gas range, stainless steel appliances, large island
Property Id: 673705Are you a minimalist looking for a great place to call home? With 1 year lease starting by Feb 1; the rent is reduced to $995 for Feb & March and then goes to $1,150. Great location, condition and price on TINY studio with hardwood flooring, 2 closets, maple cabinets w/crown molding, granite counters, stainless steel sink w/disposal, white gas stove and refrigerator,
**Huge Price Reduction** Modern Duplex In the Heart of Berkeley & Tennyson St // 3 Bed + Office + Upper Level Loft / Flex Space - + Rooftop Deck - Highly Upgraded - Spacious Layout - 2 Car Garage - Available March 1st // Perfectly positioned on one of Berkeley’s most coveted blocks 1 Block from Tennyson Street and César Chávez Park, this home offers a rare balance of architectural drama and
Property Id: 1128848BEST DEAL in Denver for the minimalist looking for a place to call home! Rent through March 31st lowered from regular price of $1,200 down to $995 if moved in by January 25th. Adorable 2nd floor spotless studio apartment in super hot location just 2 blocks from Tennyson Historic Art District! FEATURES include: hardwood floors, maple cabinetry, crown molding,
Property Id: 2310973IF THE AD IS UP, IT IS AVAILABLE, PLEASE DON'T ASK. Vintage Highlands duplex with 750 square feet, plus 1/4 basement. New windows and floors. Newly remodeled bathroom. High quality plush carpet just installed in bedrooms. Bus stop nearby. Mini dishwasher and ceiling fan. Your own full sized washer and dryer in Basement. Large, private backyard with six foot fence. Some
Welcome to your new home! Nestled in the Berkeley neighborhood between two parks, this cozy home offers the perfect balance of comfort and convenience.Note: this is an unfurnished home. It was previously utilized as an Airbnb, therefore the pictures include furniture and decorations that are not included in the rent. 2 BR, 1.5 B. Central AC, washer and dryer, electronic front door
$1500 per month INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES: *Available February 1st, 2026 $1500/month/$1500 deposit (rent includes all utilities, wifi, etc.).*Willing to rent 1-2 people.*ALL UTILITIES: Water, Gas/Electric, on-site laundry, WiFi. *PETS OK: Shared dog door leading out to backyard. *Front of house street parking.*Private secured entrance and private lighted walkway.
NW Denver Carriage House For Rent•700 sq ft cozy, private, furnished one-bedroom carriage house near Irving and 38th Ave.•With washer/dryer combo machine, TV, dishwasher and microwave.•Furnished with double bed, table/chairs, dresser, nightstands and couch.•Newly remodeled bathroom!•$1,600 a month, with $500 deposit.•Rent includes ALL
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