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Best Next Gen Home Realtors & Real Estate Agents in Colorado

Best Realtors and real estate agents for Next Gen and multigenerational homes in Colorado: suites, in-law plans, ADUs, lock-off basements. 1,699 listed today.

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What the best Next Gen home Realtor checks before you buy a home with a second suite

A Next Gen home is a house with a private suite inside it: its own entrance, living room, kitchenette, bedroom and bath (Lennar’s Next Gen plans, or a casita, in-law suite or lock-off basement from other builders). REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, the hardest working man in real estate, and our team of real estate agents at The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC have toured and sold these plans across the Front Range. The best Realtor for Next Gen and multigenerational homes in Colorado knows which floor plans have a true separate entrance, which cities let you add an accessory dwelling unit, and how an appraiser values the second kitchen; Brian spent 25 years in construction, 13 as a multifamily construction superintendent. On Oct 25, 2026, 1,699 Front Range listings described a Next Gen plan, an in-law suite or a multigenerational layout, 969 of them in the six-county Denver metro. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

Next Gen and multigenerational homes for sale in Colorado · Multigenerational homes by area · Denver homes with an ADU

Short answer

How do I find a Realtor who knows Next Gen and multigenerational homes?

Ask which builders sell a suite with its own entrance and kitchenette, whether the city allows a second kitchen or an ADU on the lot you are looking at, and how the agent has seen appraisers treat the suite. An agent who has walked the Lennar Next Gen plans and read a zoning map answers in a minute.

The best real estate team for Next Gen and multigenerational homes: who you work with

Every agent on the team searches the MLS for suites, second kitchens and ADUs by keyword and floor plan; Brian reads the construction of the suite itself. REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, the hardest working man in real estate, leads the team; every file also gets a transaction coordinator, and Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC supervises every contract. Call any agent directly, or call 303-955-4220 and a live person answers.

AgentWorksCall or text
Brian Lee BurkeREALTOR®, licensed broker and team leader; licensed since 2003; 25 years in construction(720) 704-4228
Alicia KounalisCentennial and the south metro; HUD homes and first-time buyer programs(720) 619-3458
Daniela DraperThornton and the north metro; Spanish and English(970) 714-2385
Thays VeigaDowntown Denver and the Front Range; English, Portuguese and Spanish(970) 445-1238
Tommy ReedDenver and Littleton condos and townhomes(720) 575-1588
Michael BarnesDenver metro(720) 573-2447
Henry ChuDenver metro(720) 903-2557
Keith NisonoffDenver metro(720) 463-2514
Lindsey JenkinsNorthern Colorado and the Denver metro(970) 592-4729
Joannie VealsCommerce City and the north metro303-955-4220
Jim DiazDenver metro303-955-4220
Jaime KocandaElizabeth and Elbert County; horse properties303-955-4220

Direct numbers ring that agent’s Follow Up Boss line. Brian Lee Burke is a REALTOR®; the others are licensed real estate agents at Keller Williams DTC. Meet the whole team · our proof as a group.

Why multigenerational buyers call The Kenna Group

5.0

stars on 283 Google reviews

A+

Better Business Bureau, accredited since 2017

2003

Brian Lee Burke licensed in Colorado since

306

homes Brian sold in 10 years, $117 million

  • Licensed since 2003: Brian Lee Burke, Colorado license EA.040035749, team leader of The Kenna Group.
  • 1,000+ homes sold with Brian’s group over 20+ years; each of Brian’s 306 closings is listed with its address on his sold-homes page.
  • A construction read on the suite: separate HVAC or shared, egress windows in a basement suite, the kitchenette’s venting and electrical, sound separation, and whether the second entrance was permitted.
  • Zoning before you count on rent: renting a suite or an ADU depends on the city and the lot. We check the zoning record before you write an offer.
  • The four kinds of home, in one search: builder Next Gen plans, resale homes with an in-law suite, homes with an ADU, and homes with a lock-off basement.
  • Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, supervises every contract.

The four kinds of multigenerational home in Colorado, and what to check on each

TypeWhat it isWhat we check
Builder Next Gen planA new home with a private suite: separate entrance, living room, kitchenette, bedroom, bath; some add a one-car garage bay and laundry for the suite. Lennar builds these in several Front Range communities.Which plan and elevation, the metro district levy, builder incentives, and your own agent registered at the first model visit.
In-law suite in a resale homeA main-floor or basement suite with a bedroom, bath and kitchen or kitchenette, often added after the house was built.Permits for the kitchen and bath, egress windows, a second furnace or zone, and how the county assessor records the finished space.
Home with an ADUA detached or attached accessory dwelling unit with its own address or entrance. Denver has allowed ADUs on about 70% of its land since December 16, 2024, and Colorado’s HB24-1152 required metro-area cities to allow one ADU per single-unit lot by June 30, 2025.The permit, whether short-term or long-term rental is allowed, separate utilities, and parking rules.
Lock-off basementA finished basement with a separate exterior entrance and a kitchenette or wet bar that can be closed off from the main floor.Egress, ceiling height, moisture history, and whether the city counts it as a second unit.

Mortgage note: lenders value the house as one home. An appraiser counts the suite’s finished square footage and features, not a second rent, unless the property is a legal two-unit home. Many of our buyers use Mike Oswald at Rate and trust him. We are not affiliated, you can use any lender you choose, and we receive nothing for the introduction.

Next Gen and multigenerational homes for sale in Colorado, updated daily

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Next Gen and multigenerational homes for sale in Colorado, updated daily Market Stats

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How we find the right multigenerational home

Step 1

The suite you need

Main floor or basement, full kitchen or kitchenette, separate entrance, one level with no steps. We search the MLS by those words and by plan.

Step 2

City and lot rules

Second kitchen, ADU and rental rules for the exact address, checked before you tour.

Step 3

Tour with a builder's eye

Brian's construction read on the suite: HVAC, venting, egress, sound, permits.

Step 4

The offer

Builder incentives negotiated on a Next Gen plan; permits and inspection terms on a resale suite.

Step 5

Closing

Inspection, appraisal and every deadline tracked to the day, with a transaction coordinator.

What to watch out for on a multigenerational home

  • An unpermitted second kitchen can be ordered removed. Ask for the permit history before you offer.
  • A basement bedroom without an egress window is not a legal bedroom.
  • Do not count on renting the suite until the city confirms the zoning and the rental license rules.
  • On a Next Gen plan, the builder registers your agent at the first model visit. Pick your agent first.
  • One furnace for two kitchens and two living rooms is a comfort problem. Ask about zoning the HVAC.

Next Gen and multigenerational home Realtor questions

Who is the best Realtor for Next Gen homes in Colorado?

The one who has walked the builder plans, checks the zoning before you count on a suite, and reads the construction of the suite itself. The Kenna Group publishes 5.0 stars on 283 Google reviews, an A+ BBB rating and a license held since 2003.

What is a Next Gen home?

Lennar's name for a home with a private suite inside it: separate entrance, living room, kitchenette, bedroom and bath. Other builders sell similar plans as a casita or in-law suite.

Can I rent out the suite?

Only if the city allows it for that lot and the suite is permitted. Denver and the metro cities each set their own ADU and rental license rules; we check the address first.

How many multigenerational homes are for sale?

1,699 Front Range listings described a Next Gen plan, an in-law suite or a multigenerational layout on Oct 25, 2026. The grid above is the live list.

Does a second kitchen raise the appraisal?

An appraiser counts the finished space and features as part of one home. A second rent counts only on a legal two-unit property.

Can I add an ADU to a home I buy?

In Denver, on about 70% of residential land since December 2024; metro-area cities had to allow one ADU per single-unit lot by June 30, 2025 under HB24-1152. Lot size, setbacks and parking rules still apply.

Who is on the real estate team?

REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke leads The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC, with real estate agents Alicia Kounalis, Daniela Draper, Thays Veiga, Tommy Reed, Michael Barnes, Henry Chu, Keith Nisonoff, Lindsey Jenkins, Joannie Veals, Jim Diaz and Jaime Kocanda. Each agent page lists a direct number.

What is the difference between a Realtor and a real estate agent?

Every agent who helps you buy or sell in Colorado holds a state real estate license. A REALTOR is a licensed agent who also belongs to the National Association of REALTORS and follows its Code of Ethics. In The Kenna Group, Brian Lee Burke is a REALTOR; the others are licensed real estate agents at Keller Williams DTC.

Who do I call?

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

Tell us the suite you need

Main floor or basement, kitchen or kitchenette, which city. We send the matches the day they list. A live person answers.

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Call a multigenerational home real estate agent who answers

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

The Kenna Group is a real estate group with Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC (Keller Williams DTC), 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, CO 80111, formerly known as Kenna Real Estate Group, serving Denver metro home buyers and sellers.

Disclaimer: We are real estate agents, not attorneys, lenders or building officials. Zoning, ADU, rental license and permit rules are set by each city and county and change; the city confirms what a lot allows. Next Gen is a Lennar trademark; we are not affiliated with Lennar.

Review count and rating from our Google Business Profile, last checked October 2026; BBB rating from bbb.org; closings from the MLS record on Brian Lee Burke's sold-homes page. Listing counts and sold figures come from the MLS on October 25, 2026 and change daily. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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