Welcome to one of Denver's best-kept secrets: the Cottage Hill enclave of West Highland. This classic brick half duplex greets you with an inviting covered front porch overlooking Pferdesteller Park, the kind of spot you'll never want to leave. Inside, a spacious living room is anchored by a painted brick fireplace framed by built-in bookcases, flowing into a bright dining room perfect for gathering. The updated kitchen features quartz countertops and a picturesque window with views of the park. Two comfortable bedrooms and a full bath complete the main level. The unfinished basement is a blank canvas with endless possibilities: add a rec room, home office, or extra living space and make it your own. A new furnace and central air add peace of mind, and as a low-maintenance half duplex, this is true lock-and-leave living without sacrificing charm. Across the street, the park offers a playground, basketball court, picnic tables, and wide-open green space. You're just minutes from Highland Square, where you can grab a morning coffee, enjoy lunch or dinner, treat yourself to ice cream at Sweet Cow, or pick up a bottle of wine at Mondo Vino, then head back and savor it all on the porch. West Highland also borders some of Denver's most sought-after neighborhoods, all just minutes away: Sloan's Lake, Berkeley/Tennyson Street, and Edgewater. A rare opportunity in an unbeatable location.
Corner Lot, Landscaped, Near Public Transit, Sprinklers In Front, Sprinklers In Rear
Patio & porch
Covered, Front Porch
Fence
Full
Schools
District
Denver 1
Elementary
Edison
Middle
Skinner
High
North
Utilities
Utilities
Electricity Available
Water
Public
Sewer
Public Sewer
Financial
Annual tax
$2,063
Parcel
2302-32-031
Special conditions
None Known
Location
Subdivision
Cottage Hill
County
Denver
Directions
From 32nd Ave head north on Wolff Street, take Wolff north to 33rd Ave and take a right and the property is located on the south side of the street. GPS works well for this location as well.
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