Denver, CO
6 properties are available inside the Berkeley boundary right now.
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Berkeley is a northwest Denver neighborhood set around the Tennyson Street corridor, with Berkeley Lake Park and Rocky Mountain Lake Park anchoring much of its open-space character. It sits west of Sunnyside and Highland, east of the Wheat Ridge edge, and south of the Regis area, giving it a position between Denver’s urban core and the west-side suburbs.
The housing stock is varied and investment-relevant: early-20th-century bungalows, brick cottages, Tudors, Victorians, mid-century ranch homes, duplexes, and a steady presence of newer infill townhomes and single-family rebuilds. Many blocks retain Denver’s traditional grid, with alleys, detached garages, front porches, small lots, and mature street trees.
Tennyson Street is the neighborhood’s main commercial spine, lined with restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and small local businesses in a walkable mixed-use setting. Away from Tennyson, Berkeley becomes more residential, with quieter blocks and a mix of renovated older homes and contemporary construction.
For investors, Berkeley offers a blend of established neighborhood character and ongoing infill activity. Its appeal is tied to walkable retail, nearby parks, and relatively direct access to major corridors such as I-70, Federal Boulevard, and Sheridan Boulevard.
Parks, schools and places to go across Denver. Berkeley is one neighborhood inside the city, so treat these as the wider area rather than the walk from the front door.
Berkeley is a small area — these cover more ground.
Listings shown are the active foreclosure, preforeclosure and auction properties whose location falls inside the Berkeley boundary. Availability changes daily.
