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Aloha Beach, Denver: 1 home for sale on the MLS today, $1.93M, refreshed daily. Denver homes for sale is the wider search; the Aloha Beach prices and HOA details are below the homes. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Aloha Beach Homes for Sale Market Stats

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Homes Listed
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Avg. Days on Site
$531
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$1,925,000
Med. List Price

More About Aloha Beach in Denver

Aloha Beach is a tucked-away lakeside community in Denver, known for its easygoing spirit, scenic waterfront views, and everyday access to the outdoors. Here, neighbors walk shaded trails along the lake, launch kayaks on sunny afternoons, and gather for weekend cookouts overlooking the water. Scroll down to see available homes for sale in Aloha Beach, or explore nearby Denver communities like Green Valley Ranch, Gateway Park, or Alameda Hills for more options.

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Aloha Beach Community Snapshot

Community Character

Casual, outdoorsy, and community-minded—Aloha Beach feels like a mini-resort in the city, with residents who love both relaxation and activity.

Home Styles & Property Types

Single-family homes, lakeside condos, and patio homes—many with waterfront or park views, private decks, and easy access to trails.

Notable Features

Lakeside walking and biking trails, private beaches, fishing, kayaking, greenbelts, playgrounds, and quick access to recreation centers.

Lifestyle & Vibe

Perfect for those who want relaxed days by the water, outdoor fitness, and a friendly neighborhood where people really know each other.

What Makes Aloha Beach Unique in Denver

Aloha Beach is one of Denver’s rare true lakeside communities—where morning jogs come with water views and neighbors chat over coffee as the sun rises across the lake. Folks say it’s the kind of place where you’ll see kayaks racked in driveways and fishing poles ready for weekend outings. Many homes are just steps from green space or the water’s edge, and the sense of quiet is a pleasant surprise for such a central city location.

Everyday Life: Recreation, Social Connection & Convenience

Life here centers on the outdoors—residents walk, bike, and even paddle around the community, in many cases meeting up for group walks or evening cookouts at the lakeside picnic areas. It’s not unusual to see neighbors lending a hand with paddleboards or swapping homegrown veggies from backyard gardens.

Homes, Amenities & Appeal for Buyers

Properties in Aloha Beach range from cozy condos with balcony views to larger single-family homes with private docks and shaded patios. Many homes have open layouts, sun-filled living spaces, and direct access to trails. There’s a steady pride of ownership, with well-tended yards and colorful landscaping all around. Homebuyers are drawn to the blend of easy outdoor recreation, peaceful setting, and the welcoming, social vibe—where block parties and seasonal events are common.

Location, Accessibility & Neighboring Communities

The neighborhood is set near Denver’s major commuter routes, making downtown, the airport, and the foothills all accessible. Biking is popular here, with dedicated lanes leading into Green Valley Ranch and the extensive trails of Gateway Park. For those looking to explore similar lifestyles, nearby Alameda Hills offers additional parks and open space. Aloha Beach stands out for its true waterfront access and small-community feel within city limits.

Why Residents Stay: Lasting Impressions

Folks here talk about how quickly “neighbors become friends”—whether through summer paddleboard races, holiday picnics, or impromptu evenings by a firepit at the water’s edge. The change of seasons brings migrating birds and new lakeside scenery, and many say it’s the rare Denver neighborhood where every day feels like a little getaway. For those seeking a laid-back pace and the unique perks of living by the water, Aloha Beach simply delivers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Aloha Beach, Denver

Are there HOA fees or community rules in Aloha Beach?

Yes, Aloha Beach is managed by an HOA that maintains the lake, beaches, and trails. Residents appreciate the neighborhood’s well-cared-for feel, and guidelines help preserve the laid-back, friendly environment.

What kind of water activities are available?

Residents enjoy kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and swimming from private beaches or docks. Community events in many cases center around the water, and local parks offer easy spots to launch or picnic.

Is Aloha Beach pet-friendly?

Absolutely—there are trails, greenbelts, and open areas for walking dogs, and many neighbors own pets. Leash rules near the beach help protect local wildlife, but the area is known for being welcoming to animal lovers.

Community events and holiday gatherings are a big part of neighborhood life.

How does Aloha Beach compare to other lakeside communities in Denver?

Aloha Beach offers true waterfront access with a small-neighborhood feel. While communities like Green Valley Ranch and Gateway Park offer larger-scale amenities, Aloha Beach is unique for its quiet lake, resident-only beaches, and strong neighbor connections.

Is it easy to commute from Aloha Beach to downtown or DIA?

Yes—the neighborhood is near major roads and bike paths, making it simple to reach downtown Denver, Denver International Airport, or the Anschutz Medical Campus. Many residents commute by car or bike, and public transit options are nearby.

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FAQs About Buying in Aloha Beach

What should buyers verify about the Aloha Beach location?

Aloha Beach appears to be a lower-signal Denver label, so buyers should verify the exact subdivision, neighborhood, and legal description by address.

What types of homes should I compare in Aloha Beach?

Compare the home style, build era, basement finish, garage or carport setup, lot size, and whether the listing sits near Harvey Park or another southwest Denver pocket.

Are there HOA or community documents to review in Aloha Beach?

If HOA or covenant documents appear, review them for exterior changes, fencing, parking, trailers, and any shared maintenance responsibilities.

What roads matter most for Aloha Beach buyers?

Sheridan Boulevard, Federal Boulevard, Hampden Avenue, Morrison Road, and US 285 are useful route checks for southwest Denver addresses.

What nearby places should I check from a Aloha Beach address?

Compare access to Harvey Park, Bear Creek Park, Ruby Hill, and the Sanderson Gulch corridor only after confirming the exact address.

What inspection or property condition issues matter in Aloha Beach?

Older southwest Denver homes often need sewer scopes, roof review, electrical checks, grading review, and basement moisture evaluation.

How should I verify schools for Aloha Beach homes?

Verify school assignments by the exact address with Denver Public Schools instead of relying on the Aloha Beach label.

What should I compare before touring Aloha Beach homes?

Compare verified neighborhood label, lot condition, basement quality, roof age, sewer scope, and route access before touring.

Aloha Beach homes for sale in Denver: prices, sizes and HOA fees

1 home is listed in Aloha Beach right now, at $1,925,000. The listed home has 4 bedrooms and 3,628 square feet. It carries an HOA fee of $296 a month, covering maintenance grounds, recycling, road maintenance, snow removal. The average listing has been on the market 84 days. ZIP code 80221.

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Aloha Beach, Denver

Median price

$1,925,000

one home listed

Size

3,628

square feet

HOA

$296/mo

1 of 1 listings

Community amenities named in the listings: gated.

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Questions about Aloha Beach

How many homes are for sale in Aloha Beach, Denver?

1 home is listed in Aloha Beach right now, updated daily on this page. Denver has 4,438 homes for sale across all its communities.

What do homes in Aloha Beach cost?

The one home listed in Aloha Beach is asking $1,925,000.

Does Aloha Beach have an HOA?

1 of the 1 listed homes report an HOA fee of $296 a month, covering maintenance grounds, recycling, road maintenance, snow removal. Ask for the HOA documents before you write an offer.

Want to see a home in Aloha Beach?

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree. Showings the same day when the seller allows it, and the HOA documents pulled before you go.

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Communities near Aloha Beach with homes for sale

The six closest subdivisions with a home listed right now, nearest first. Each link opens that community's live listings with prices, sizes and HOA.