$950,000

Just a few blocks from Tennyson Street, this 1936 Berkeley Tudor puts one of Denver's most loved neighborhoods right outside your door. Set above the street for added privacy, the home has been professionally redesigned while keeping all the character that makes an old Denver home special-newly refinished hardwoods, exposed brick, vintage-inspired details and beautifully tiled baths. A sunny built-in breakfast nook makes mornings cozier, while French doors off the dining room let people and pets spill easily outside. Four beds and two baths offer room for life to evolve, with two beds on the main level and two downstairs, plus a remodeled bath with heated tile floors and a large playroom/media room + hand-painted moonscape mural. Playroom, studio, office, guest retreat-there's space for both the practical and creative. This is a house that knows how to gather-and have a little fun. Play the piano under the covered backyard pergola, while friends linger over dinner. Soft outdoor flooring is perfect for bare feet, alongside a built-in swingset, honeysuckle and raised garden beds (currently growing tomatoes, peppers, arugula and spaghetti squash!) Think fire pit hangs, long dinners and swings until sunset. A detached two-car garage plus two additional off-street spaces is a rare bonus. And then there's everything just outside your door. Walk to coffee, restaurants and shops; Natural Grocers, Berkeley Lake & Dog Park are about a 5 min walk. First Fridays stretch through summer and into fall, alongside neighborhood festivals, dog parades and the kind of weekends where you can leave the car at home. But Perry Street has a little magic of its own: Sunday neighborhood coffee, impromptu hangs, kids playing and neighbors who actually know one another. You'll probably know Mark the mailman by name pretty quickly, too. A beautiful home, a wildly walkable neighborhood and a block that still feels like a community. Come make it yours.