Every home in ZIP 80223 for sale in Denver that fits this search is below: 105 Denver homes in ZIP 80223 today, $160K to $2.8M, median $525K, refreshed daily. 96 of the 105 sampled have no HOA. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
105 homes in ZIP 80223 are for sale in Denver this week, $160K to $2.8M; the median home in ZIP 80223 is listed at $525K for 1,376 square feet, $381 a foot. 91 percent of the sampled listings have no HOA. The charts below are drawn from those listings, not from a report about them.
| Homes in ZIP 80223 in Denver this week | Number |
|---|---|
| For sale | 105 |
| Price range | $160K to $2.8M |
| Median list price | $525K |
| Median price per square foot | $381 |
| Size range | 483 to 5,145 sq ft |
| Listings with an HOA | 9 of 105 sampled (median $379/mo) |
| Condos and townhomes | 11 of 105 sampled |
| Wider search | Denver homes for sale |
Every listing in ZIP 80223 this week carries a Denver address.
| City | Listings in 80223 this week | Homes for sale |
|---|---|---|
| Denver | 50 | Denver homes for sale |
105 this week, $160K to $2.8M, median $525K. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list and refreshes daily.
The price per square foot against the other listings on this page ($381 is the 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.
483 to 5,145 square feet across this week's sample, studio or 1 bed most common. Price per square foot runs $381 at the median.
$525K at list this week, for a median 1,376 square feet, $381 a square foot. Compare two on the per-foot number and the condition before the list price. More: Can I afford a home now?.
80223 with 105 in this week's sample.
Some do: 9 of 105 sampled carry a fee (median $379 a month); 96 do not. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.
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80223 Denver homes for sale place buyers in Athmar Park and Overland, two south Denver neighborhoods with distinct character. Mornings can start with leashes tapping around Huston Lake or bikes heading toward the South Platte River Trail. Athmar Park keeps a porch-quiet rhythm just off Federal, while Overland leans toward golf-course greens and quick access to South Broadway’s shops and dining. Evenings settle under mature trees with neighbors chatting across low fences, sprinklers ticking, and grills lighting up. Scroll below to see current 80223 listings and explore the homes available today.
Post-war ranches and brick bungalows; mid-century lines on tidy blocks; alley garages; usable backyards with real garden space.
Getting AroundAlameda • Federal • Santa Fe for short hops; Mississippi for cross-town moves; South Platte River Trail for low-stress rides.
Location HighlightsHuston Lake Park loops; Overland Park Golf Course; quick reach to South Broadway. Compare Athmar Park, Overland, Ruby Hill, Baker, Valverde.
Vibe & Daily LifePorch-quiet one or two streets in; corridor hum at peak; evenings = lake breeze, strollers, and bikes ticking past low fences.
Primary areas: Athmar Park • Overland • river-adjacent pockets
Errand spines: Federal Blvd and Alameda Ave; South Broadway (SoBo) just east for cafés and shops
Mobility: Santa Fe Dr, Alameda, Mississippi; simple bike links on the South Platte River Trail
Noise pulse: Peak travel hum near corridors; one street off = calmer
Lot/use: Fenced backyards, alley access on many blocks, space for raised beds and a grill
Outdoor anchors: Huston Lake Park, Overland Park Golf Course, Vanderbilt Park greens
Buyer notes: Older brick = check masonry, drainage, porch elements; condos near corridors = review HOA/parking
Compare nearby:Athmar Park, Overland, Ruby Hill, Baker, Valverde
Boundaries & Anchors: Huston Lake Park and the South Platte River Trail set the center; everyday references include Alameda Avenue, Federal Boulevard, Santa Fe Drive, and Mississippi Avenue. Roughly a short hop from the core with quick links toward South Broadway and major corridors. Nearby comparisons: Athmar Park, Overland, Ruby Hill, Baker, Valverde.
Morning air smells like wet grass around Huston Lake as joggers trace the shoreline and radios murmur from open garage doors. By late afternoon, bikes slide onto the river path and a breeze slips across porches. Orientation is simple: lake and river for green space, corridors for errands, shaded blocks in between.
Most neighbors describe a practical, porch-forward routine: coffee, a lap around the lake or a spin along the river, then a few fast errands before dinner. Weeknights settle quickly once you’re a block off the main run; weekends find more patio chatter near South Broadway and busier lights on Federal.
Errands live close at hand on Alameda and Federal, while South Broadway (SoBo) adds café patios and a few after-work staples just east. On warm nights you’ll hear the low burr of conversation from porches and the occasional clack of skateboard wheels rolling toward the park.
The housing fabric reads honest and livable: post-war ranches with tidy lawns, brick bungalows with real porches, and measured mid-century lines. Newer homes appear in select pockets, in most cases scaled to the block. Inside, many keep original woodwork while brightening kitchens and smoothing storage so day-to-day flow matches the way people live now.
Green space is a daily habit here. Early light pulls runners to Huston Lake, dogs tug toward the shoreline, and by dusk the river path fills with unhurried spokes and stroller trains. On still evenings you can hear sprinklers tick and the soft rustle of cottonwood leaves along the water.
Neighbors call it grounded and welcoming. Yard sales bloom with warm weather; winter mornings go bright and quiet after snow. Small trade-off: corridor edges lift the buzz at peak hours, but a street or two in it softens to porch-quiet again.
If you’re weighing 80223 against its neighbors, think in everyday terms: lake/river access and porch-quiet interior blocks, balanced against corridor convenience, SoBo patios, and where you want errands to live during the week.
Athmar Park and Overland are the primary references, with river-adjacent pockets near the South Platte and practical access to nearby corridors.
Post-war ranches and brick bungalows on tidy lots, mid-century lines, and selective infill that respects the existing street cadence.
Yes. Errands cluster along Alameda and Federal, while the South Platte River Trail turns short rides and lake loops into an easy habit.
Huston Lake Park handles daily loops and playground time; the South Platte River Trail supports longer, low-stress rides; Overland greens and Vanderbilt Park add open lawns.
Corridor edges near Alameda, Federal, or Santa Fe can feel busier at peak. One or two streets in, blocks settle to a quieter, porch-forward feel.
Yes. Select buildings and townhome rows appear near busier stretches. Review HOA rules, parking arrangements, guest policies, and any planned projects before you buy.
Expect character and a few quirks. Inspect masonry, grading/drainage, porch steps and rails, and vintage windows; many owners preserve woodwork while upgrading kitchens, insulation, and storage.
Very. Shaded sidewalks, fenced yards, and daily access to the lake and river paths make walks and fetch sessions easy to fold into the day.
Surface streets handle most trips—Alameda and Mississippi for east–west, Federal and Santa Fe for quick jumps. Many residents mix short drives with bike links for flexibility.
Spring leaf-out around Huston Lake, long summer evenings on porches, gold light across side streets in fall, and bright, quiet mornings after fresh snow.
Alameda Avenue and Federal Boulevard handle most daily needs; Mississippi offers a simple cross-town move; South Broadway nearby adds cafés and small shops.
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