Looking for homes in ZIP 80218 in Denver? 173 Denver homes in ZIP 80218 for sale are on the MLS today, $145K to $12M, median $480K, every one of them below. ZIP 80218 carries the most Denver homes in ZIP 80218 (173). Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
Three numbers frame homes in ZIP 80218 in Denver: the median list price ($480K), the price per square foot ($407) and the HOA (median $446 a month). 173 are for sale today from $145K to $12M; everything below comes from this week's listings.
| Homes in ZIP 80218 in Denver this week | Number |
|---|---|
| For sale | 173 |
| Price range | $145K to $12M |
| Median list price | $480K |
| Median price per square foot | $407 |
| Size range | 341 to 6,737 sq ft |
| Listings with an HOA | 109 of 173 sampled (median $446/mo) |
| Condos and townhomes | 111 of 173 sampled |
| Wider search | Denver homes for sale |
Every listing in ZIP 80218 this week carries a Denver address.
| City | Listings in 80218 this week | Homes for sale |
|---|---|---|
| Denver | 50 | Denver homes for sale |
173 this week, $145K to $12M, median $480K. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list and refreshes daily.
$480K at list this week, for a median 1,058 square feet, $407 a square foot. Compare two on the per-foot number and the condition before the list price. More: Can I afford a home now?.
Most do: 109 of 173 sampled carry a monthly fee, median $446. Ask for the budget and the covenants before the inspection. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.
Yes. Colorado down-payment assistance works at a 620 credit score, FHA takes 3.5 percent down, VA zero where the buyer qualifies, and a seller credit covers closing costs. On the median $480K home in ZIP 80218 that is $16,800 down at 3.5 percent. More: Can I afford a home now?.
About $4,030 a month on the median $480K home in ZIP 80218 with 5 percent down at a 7 percent note rate: $3,034 principal and interest, $220 property tax, $140 insurance, $190 mortgage insurance, $446 HOA. A seller-paid 2-1 buydown cuts year one by $586. More: Can I afford a home now?.
341 to 6,737 square feet across this week's sample, studio or 1 bed most common. Price per square foot runs $407 at the median.
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80218 Denver homes for sale connect historic character with everyday convenience across neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Governors Park, 7th Avenue, and the edge of Country Club. Morning light spills over brick and stone facades, cafés hum along 6th and 7th, and tree-lined streets feel calm just steps from busier corridors. Choices range from turn-of-the-century mansions and classic Denver Squares to tidy bungalows and mid-rise condos with skyline views. Scroll below to see the latest 80218 listings and imagine life in this central Denver setting.
Denver Squares, brick bungalows, historic mansions; alley garages on many blocks; measured infill; mature canopy along the parkway grid.
Getting Around6th • 7th • 8th for east–west; Downing & York for north–south; Speer for quick links; bike access via creek-side trail segments.
Location HighlightsGovernors Park greens, 7th Avenue Parkway shade, and the Country Club edge; compare Governors Park, 7th Avenue, Country Club, Uptown.
Vibe & Daily LifeCafé mornings on 6th/7th; porch-quiet a block in. Evenings = soft light under tall trees, clink of plates from small patios.
Primary areas: Governors Park • 7th Avenue • North Capitol Hill • Alamo Placita • South Div. of Capitol Hill • Country Club edge
Errand spines: 6th & 7th Avenue corridors; Colfax for daytime runs; pocket shops on side streets
Mobility: Speer Blvd links; Downing/York north–south; bike access via creek-side trail and parkway grid
Noise pulse: Corridor patios lift weekend buzz; one–two blocks off = calmer, porch-forward
Lot/use: Alley access common; usable yards/patios; mature shade for real outdoor time
Outdoor anchors: Governors Park greens; 7th Avenue Parkway lawns and trees
Buyer notes: Older brick = check masonry, windows, drainage; condos = review HOA rules, parking, pet policies
Compare nearby:Alamo Placita, Governors Park, 7th Avenue, North Capitol Hill
Boundaries & Anchors: 7th Avenue Parkway and Governors Park set the center; everyday references include 6th–8th Avenues, Downing Street, York Street, and Speer Boulevard. Nearby comparisons: Alamo Placita, Governors Park, 7th Avenue, Country Club, North Capitol Hill.
Set just southeast of the core, 80218 balances close-in access with shaded residential calm. You’ll hear cup-and-saucer mornings on 6th and the low hush of bikes along tree-lined parkways near dusk.
Most neighbors describe an easy, close-to-everything routine: coffee runs on 6th or 7th, quick errands on the corridors, then a quiet return to leafy blocks a street or two off the action. Evenings cool fast under old shade—porches, small patios, soft chatter.
Close-at-hand comforts carry the week: pocket cafés, small markets, and greens that feel like an exhale after work. On warm nights, you’ll catch clinking plates from sidewalk patios and the faint ring of bike bells along side streets.
Real estate in 80218 blends eras: stately mansions and Denver Squares, tidy bungalows, and measured infill near corridors. Interiors in many cases preserve wood trim while opening kitchens and adding better storage and light.
Governors Park greens and the long swath of 7th Avenue Parkway anchor daily movement. On fair-weather days you’ll hear bikes humming, dogs tugging toward lawns, and the easy hush that settles as the light goes gold through the canopy.
Neighbors call it grounded and classic. Porch planters appear with warm weather; winter mornings go bright and quiet after snow. Small trade-off: patio rows lift weekend buzz, yet a block or two off the corridor it returns to a calm, residential rhythm.
Governors Park, 7th Avenue, North Capitol Hill, Alamo Placita, South Division of Capitol Hill, and streets along the Country Club edge are the most common references.
Denver Squares, brick bungalows, cottages, and stately historic homes, with selective contemporary infill on or near busier streets.
Yes. Coffee, errands, and casual dining cluster along 6th–8th, and bike moves are simple along the parkway grid and nearby creek-side segments.
Governors Park greens and the shaded stretches of 7th Avenue Parkway are everyday choices for walks, runs, and quick resets.
Patio rows along the main corridors lift weekend buzz and can tighten parking. One or two blocks off the action, streets return to a calm, porch-forward feel.
Alamo Placita reads pocket-cozy, Governors Park offers greens and patios, 7th Avenue brings parkway shade and stately homes, and the Country Club edge feels refined and quiet.
Yes. Mid-scale buildings and townhome rows appear near the corridors. Review HOA rules, parking setups, guest policies, and any planned projects before you buy.
Expect character and a few quirks. Inspect masonry, grading/drainage, porch elements, and original windows. Many owners preserve woodwork while updating kitchens, insulation, and storage.
Very. Shaded sidewalks and parkway lawns make daily loops easy. Many homes have patios or yards that get real use from spring through fall.
Surface streets carry most trips: 6th–8th for east–west, Downing/York for north–south, with Speer as a quick connector. Many residents mix bikes and short drives to stay flexible.
Spring rain on warm sidewalks, long summer shade along the parkway, gold leaves in October, and bright, quiet mornings after a fresh snow.
6th and 7th for cafés and dining, 8th for easy east–west moves, with Downing and York handling most north–south trips.
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