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$483,988
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Questions people ask about homes in ZIP 80219 in Denver

How many homes in ZIP 80219 are for sale in Denver right now?

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What is the median price of homes in ZIP 80219 in Denver?

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What should I check before making an offer on home in ZIP 80219 in Denver?

The price per square foot against the other listings on this page (the market stats under the grid show today's median), the days on market, the HOA or metro district if there is one, the sewer line and roof age on older homes, and whether the seller pays a closing-cost credit or a rate buydown. More: Seller concessions for Colorado buyers.

Which ZIP code has the most homes in ZIP 80219 in Denver?

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Can I buy homes in ZIP 80219 in Denver with a low down payment?

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 $450K home in ZIP 80219 that is $15,747 down at 3.5 percent. More: Can I afford a home now?.

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More About Homes for Sale in 80219, Denver

80219 Denver homes for sale bring together three distinct neighborhoods: Harvey Park with its lake and recreation center, Mar Lee with practical blocks around Garfield Lake, and Westwood with a lively stretch of Federal Boulevard. The location blends quiet residential living with quick connections to southwest Denver’s main corridors. Scroll below to see the latest 80219 listings across Harvey Park, Mar Lee, and Westwood.

Latest Homes for Sale in 80219

80219 Community Snapshot

Architecture & Lot Traits

Mid-century ranches and tidy brick bungalows; alley access on many blocks; deep, usable backyards; measured infill near corridors.

Getting Around

Federal • Sheridan • W Evans/Mississippi/Alameda for short hops; Sanderson Gulch trail links; time trips a few minutes off peak.

Location Highlights

Harvey Park lake & rec center; Garfield Lake Park; Westwood corridor. Compare Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Westwood, Fort Logan, Ruby Hill.

Vibe & Daily Life

Porch mornings under old shade; weekend soccer by the lakes; grill smoke at dusk and sprinklers ticking across quiet side streets.

80219 Quick Facts

Primary areas: Harvey Park • Harvey Park South • Mar Lee • Westwood

Errand spines: Federal Blvd for daily stops; W Evans, W Mississippi, and W Alameda for quick cross-town runs

Mobility: Federal/Sheridan north–south; Evans/Mississippi/Alameda east–west; trail links along Sanderson Gulch

Noise pulse: Weekend fields by the lakes and corridor patios lift the buzz; one block in = calmer

Lot/use: Wide, usable yards; alley garages; room for raised beds and a proper patio

Outdoor anchors: Harvey Park lake & lawns; Garfield Lake Park; neighborhood greens and gulch paths

Buyer notes: Mid-century systems to check: sewer lines, windows, insulation; review permits on newer infill

Compare nearby:Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Westwood, Fort Logan, Ruby Hill

80219 Location & Boundaries

Boundaries & Anchors: Harvey Park’s lake and Garfield Lake Park set the center; everyday references include Federal Boulevard, Sheridan Boulevard, and the Evans–Mississippi–Alameda corridors. Nearby comparisons: Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Westwood, Fort Logan, Ruby Hill.

Set on the southwest side, 80219 reads grounded and practical. By dusk, porch lights pop on and the air cools under tall trees.

Living in 80219: Lifestyle & Daily Life

Most neighbors describe an easy routine: quick errands on Federal, a loop around the lake or along the gulch, then a backyard evening with grill smoke and quiet side streets. Simple, close-by, and steady.

Commuting & Getting Around in 80219

  • Main routes: Federal and Sheridan for north–south; Evans, Mississippi, and Alameda for east–west
  • Bike links: Sanderson Gulch connections; neighborhood streets toward larger trail networks
  • Rush-hour quirk: corridor lights bunch up—locals time trips five minutes off peak

Everyday Rituals in 80219

  • Morning coffee near Federal or Mississippi
  • Groceries and quick services along the main corridors
  • Evening walks under mature shade; porch conversations as sprinklers tick on

80219 Amenities & Local Spots

Close-at-hand comforts keep things convenient: café windows that fog on cool mornings, casual bites near the corridors, and park lawns that pull everyone outside on fair days.

Cafés, Casual Eats & Small Comforts

  • Federal and Evans/Mississippi for coffee, quick lunches, and practical errands
  • Westwood’s corridor for lively pockets and easy take-home dinners

Errands & Weekend Conveniences

  • Groceries and pharmacy options along Federal and Alameda
  • Parking: straightforward on residential blocks; busier next to dining clusters at peak times

80219 Homes & Architecture

Real estate in 80219 leans mid-century and practical: brick ranches with broad front lawns, tidy bungalows, and selective infill near busier streets. Interiors in many cases blend original trim with brighter kitchens and better storage.

What You’ll See on the Market

  • Home styles: mid-century ranch, brick bungalow, cottage; measured contemporary infill
  • Lot traits: alley access, deep backyards, mature shade, patios that actually get used
  • Common upgrades: window/energy improvements, kitchen light-ups, mudroom and storage tweaks

Buyer Notes for 80219

  • Check mid-century systems: sewer lines, insulation, windows, roof age
  • For newer infill, confirm permits, setbacks, and any HOA/maintenance items

Outdoor Spaces & Recreation in 80219

Harvey Park and Garfield Lake Park are everyday escapes. On warm weekends you’ll hear game whistles across the fields, spokes humming along the path, and the soft hush of evening as the breeze runs across the water.

  • Trails & loops: Sanderson Gulch connections and lakefront paths
  • Parks & fields: Harvey Park lawns and lake; Garfield Lake Park fields and shade
  • Seasonal feel: spring smells like damp soil after a quick shower; fall throws amber light across brick and fences

80219 Community Personality & Events

Neighbors call it friendly and unpretentious. Yard sales pop up when the weather turns warm; winter mornings go bright and quiet after snow. Small trade-off: corridor clusters can lift weekend buzz, but a block or two off, it’s back to porch-quiet.

  • Block traditions: stoop hellos, kid bikes, dogs on evening loops
  • Where newcomers plug in: park sidelines, rec programs, neighborhood groups
  • Local workaround: park one street off the busiest rows on peak nights

Compare Nearby Neighborhoods

  • Harvey Park — lake-adjacent lawns and steady, porch-friendly blocks
  • Mar Lee — practical grid near Garfield Lake Park
  • Westwood — lively corridor pockets and quick bites
  • Fort Logan — tidy streets and easy cross-town access
  • Ruby Hill — big sledding hill and trail links nearby

Key Takeaways

  • 80219 centers daily life on lakefront parks, gulch paths, and practical corridors
  • Housing mix: mid-century ranches, brick bungalows, selective infill
  • Mobility: Federal/Sheridan plus Evans/Mississippi/Alameda for quick hops
  • Backyard and porch culture: deep lots, mature shade, real outdoor use
  • Cross-shop: Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Westwood, Fort Logan, Ruby Hill

Frequently Asked Questions About 80219

Which areas are most associated with 80219?

Harvey Park, Harvey Park South, Mar Lee, and Westwood are the primary areas locals reference within the ZIP.

What home styles define 80219 real estate?

Mid-century ranches and brick bungalows dominate, with measured contemporary infill along busier streets. Interiors in many cases pair original trim with brighter kitchens and added storage.

Is 80219 walkable and bike-friendly for daily life?

Yes. Corridors handle errands on foot or by short drive, and gulch and lake paths make quick loops part of the weekly rhythm.

Where are the main outdoor spots in 80219?

Harvey Park’s lake and lawns, Garfield Lake Park’s fields and shade, and neighborhood connections along the Sanderson Gulch trail.

Any parking or noise quirks I should expect in 80219?

Weekend games by the parks and corridor patios can tighten parking and raise the buzz. A block or two off the main rows, it settles quickly to porch-quiet.

How does 80219 compare with nearby neighborhoods for feel and housing?

Harvey Park reads lake-adjacent and steady, Mar Lee is practical and park-close, Westwood brings lively corridor pockets, and nearby Fort Logan and Ruby Hill offer similar yard space with different anchors.

Are there condo or townhome options in 80219?

Some. Buildings and townhome rows appear along busier streets. Review HOA rules, parking arrangements, and pet policies before you buy.

What should first-time buyers know about mid-century homes in 80219?

Expect straightforward floor plans and solid bones. Inspect sewer lines, insulation, windows, roof age, and porches. Many updates focus on energy comfort and storage flow.

Is 80219 good for pets and backyard living?

Very. Deep lots and mature shade make backyards useful; lake and gulch paths provide easy daily walks and quick fetch sessions after work.

How’s the commute from 80219 across different directions?

Surface streets do most of the work—Federal and Sheridan for north–south, Evans/Mississippi/Alameda for east–west. Many residents mix short drives with trail links to stay flexible.

What seasonal moments stand out in 80219?

Spring after a quick shower smells like wet soil along the gulch; summer brings long light on lake paths; fall runs gold across low brick; winter mornings go bright and quiet after snow.

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