170 Denver homes in ZIP 80231 for sale this week, $38K to $1.29M: the median home in ZIP 80231 for sale in Denver lists at $310K, most often 2-bedroom. Most carry an HOA, median $460 a month. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
What $310K buys among homes in ZIP 80231 in Denver this week: the median home in ZIP 80231 at 1,320 square feet, $227 a foot. 170 in all, $38K to $1.29M; the price bands, bedrooms, ZIP codes, monthly cost and the questions buyers ask are below.
| Homes in ZIP 80231 in Denver this week | Number |
|---|---|
| For sale | 170 |
| Price range | $38K to $1.29M |
| Median list price | $310K |
| Median price per square foot | $227 |
| Size range | 600 to 5,513 sq ft |
| Listings with an HOA | 144 of 170 sampled (median $460/mo) |
| Condos and townhomes | 134 of 170 sampled |
| Wider search | Denver homes for sale |
170 this week, $38K to $1.29M, median $310K. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list and refreshes daily.
Most do: 144 of 170 sampled carry a monthly fee, median $460. Ask for the budget and the covenants before the inspection. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.
About $2,770 a month on the median $310K home in ZIP 80231 with 5 percent down at a 7 percent note rate: $1,959 principal and interest, $142 property tax, $90 insurance, $123 mortgage insurance, $460 HOA. A seller-paid 2-1 buydown cuts year one by $379. More: Can I afford a home now?.
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 $310K home in ZIP 80231 that is $10,847 down at 3.5 percent. More: Can I afford a home now?.
80231 with 170 in this week's sample.
600 to 5,513 square feet across this week's sample, 2 beds most common. Price per square foot runs $227 at the median.
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80231 Denver homes for sale capture an easy southeast Denver rhythm: coffee stops along the Parker Road corridor, bike rides on the High Line Canal Trail, and shaded porches where sprinklers tick across fenced backyards. Housing choices include brick ranches, split-levels, 1970s–80s townhome enclaves, and a handful of condo buildings near major corridors. Scroll below to see the latest 80231 listings and find a home that fits your pace.
Brick ranches, split-levels, and 70s–80s townhomes; condo clusters along Parker; many lots with alley or driveway garages; usable backyards.
Getting AroundParker • Hampden • Iliff for short hops; Quebec/Yosemite north–south; High Line Canal for low-stress rides and runs.
Location HighlightsHigh Line Canal & creekside greens; practical shopping on Parker & Hampden. Compare 80222, 80224, 80237, 80247.
Vibe & Daily LifeWeekday-steady, trail-first mornings; patio buzz near corridors; porch-quiet a block in. Dogs, strollers, bikes on repeat.
Primary areas:Indian Creek • Hampden East • Hampden Heights • Hutchinson Hills
Notable communities:Indian Creek, Hampden East, Hampden Heights, Hutchinson Hills
Condo & townhome pockets:Woodstream Falls, Woodside, Brandychase, Club Valencia, Candlewyck, Three Fountains, Tamaron, Bowling Green
Mobility: Parker Rd, Hampden Ave, Iliff Ave, Quebec/Yosemite; quick cross-metro via major corridors; High Line Canal path
Noise pulse: Corridor hum at rush; a street or two in = porch-calm
Lot/use: Fenced yards, patios and grills; some HOA-maintained landscapes in townhome/condo areas
Buyer notes: Mid-century systems to review (sewer, windows, drainage); HOAs vary—check parking, pets, exterior policies
Compare nearby:80222 • 80224 • 80237 • 80247 • 80246
Boundaries & Anchors: Indian Creek and Hampden Heights sit at the center; Parker Road, Hampden Avenue, Iliff Avenue, Quebec and Yosemite are your everyday bearings. The High Line Canal stitches the neighborhoods together and keeps movement low-stress. Nearby comparisons: 80222, 80224, 80237, 80247.
Morning air smells like wet cottonwood along the canal. Midday runs practical—groceries and hardware on Parker—and by dusk you’ll hear bike hubs ticking past back fences while porch lights blink on in the last warm light.
Weekdays start with a sunrise lap on the canal and a coffee window on Parker. Closer to the corridors, patio chatter picks up; a block or two in, it softens fast to porch voices and sprinklers.
Most needs live close. Parker and Hampden carry groceries, pharmacy, and café windows; the canal doubles as a community thread where neighbors swap hellos as dogs nose the grass. By late afternoon you can smell cut lawns near pocket greens, and the evening falls to a steady hush under tall shade.
The fabric reads practical and neighborly: brick ranches and split-levels on tree-lined blocks, plus 1970s–80s townhome and condo communities sized to the area. Interiors in many cases keep original trim and stair rails while brightening kitchens, improving storage, and adding mudroom flow that suits canal life—shoes off, dog towel, done.
Movement is built in. Early light pulls runners to the gravel; mid-morning belongs to strollers and small bikes; by evening, you’ll hear hubs hum and catch a breeze threading the cottonwoods. Spring smells like damp soil after a quick shower; fall throws gold across fences and porches.
Neighbors call it grounded and handy—everything close, nothing fussy. Yard sales pop up when the weather warms; pool gates click in townhome courts; winter mornings go bright and quiet after fresh snow. Trade-off: a bit of corridor hum at peak, but a block in, it’s porch voices and the clink of dinner plates.
If you’re weighing 80231 against its neighbors, think practical trade-offs: canal adjacency and porch-calm vs. denser office/retail hubs, townhome variety vs. single-family dominance, and whether errands live on the corridor or in quieter grids.
Indian Creek, Hampden East, Hampden Heights, and Hutchinson Hills come up most in many cases in local conversations about 80231.
Brick ranches and split-levels on tree-lined blocks, plus 1970s–80s townhome and condo communities along key corridors.
Yes. The High Line Canal makes low-stress rides and runs part of a normal week, and errands cluster along Parker and Hampden for quick stops.
High Line Canal trail segments and pocket greens within Indian Creek and Hampden Heights, plus shared lawns in townhome courts.
Patio clusters near corridors add a light buzz at dinner hours. One or two streets into the neighborhoods, evenings settle to porch-quiet quickly.
Versus 80237, expect fewer high-rise options and more townhome variety; versus 80224, similar single-family feel with a different condo mix; versus 80222, comparable access to trails with slightly different housing stock.
Yes. Look along Parker and Iliff for communities such as Woodstream Falls, Woodside, Brandychase, Club Valencia, Candlewyck, Three Fountains, Tamaron, and Bowling Green. Policies on pets, parking, and exterior care vary by HOA.
Plan checks for sewer lines, grading/drainage, windows, and porch elements. Many owners preserve character while improving energy performance and storage flow.
Very. Shaded sidewalks, canal access, and fenced yards make daily walks and quick fetch sessions easy to fold into the day.
Surface streets handle local trips on Parker, Hampden, Iliff, Quebec, and Yosemite. Many residents mix short drives with canal-adjacent rides for flexibility.
Spring leaf-out along the canal, long summer twilights on the path, bright fall evenings with gold across the trees, and quiet mornings after fresh snow.
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