Cole Homes for Sale

Cole homes for sale in Denver: the numbers this week

What $675K buys in Cole this week: the median home at 1,555 square feet, $403 a foot. 13 Cole homes for sale in all, $350K to $1.39M; the charts, the monthly cost and the questions buyers ask are below.

What the median Cole home costs per month

About Cole

Here, front porch chats meet First Friday art walks, and parks like Russell Square anchor a neighborhood that’s always evolving but never loses its sense of home. With RiNo’s food scene, breweries, and galleries just blocks away, plus quick access to downtown and City Park , Cole puts city living, culture, and real community all on your doorstep. Scroll down to see homes for sale in Cole, or explore nearby neighborhoods like RiNo , City Park , or Whittier .

Life in Cole is woven together by a strong creative thread. The area is known for its vibrant murals—many painted by local artists as part of the annual street art festivals. There’s a shared pride in the community gardens, block parties, and porch culture that keep neighbors connected. Just a short walk away, RiNo’s restaurants, coffee shops, and breweries are a draw for foodies and night owls alike, while City Park offers year-round recreation, concerts, and one of Denver’s best farmers markets.

Cole’s housing stock reflects Denver’s history—Victorian-era homes, brick Denver squares, and bungalows line leafy streets. Many properties have been lovingly restored, blending stained-glass windows and original woodwork with modern kitchens or open layouts. Backyard gardens, chicken coops, and bike sheds are common sights, and it’s not unusual to see a neighbor painting on their porch or tending raised beds out front. The blend of old and new is part of the area’s undeniable charm.

Questions people ask about Cole homes for sale

How many homes are for sale in Cole right now?

13 this week, $350K to $1.39M, median $675K. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list for Cole and refreshes daily.

What does a Cole home cost per month?

About $5,040 a month on the median $675K home with 5 percent down at a 7 percent note rate: $4,266 principal and interest, $309 property tax, $197 insurance, $267 mortgage insurance. A seller-paid 2-1 buydown cuts year one by $824. More: Can I afford a home now?.

What should I compare before making an offer in Cole?

The price per square foot against the other Cole listings ($403 is the median), the days on market, the HOA or metro district if there is one, and whether the seller pays a closing-cost credit or a rate buydown. Seller concessions for Colorado buyers shows what to ask for.

What ZIP code is Cole in?

80205, in Denver. The Denver page on this site lists every Denver ZIP with its count of homes for sale.

What is the median price in Cole?

$675K at list this week, for a median 1,555 square feet, $403 a square foot. Compare two Cole homes on the per-foot number and the condition before the list price. More: Can I afford a home now?.

Does Cole have an HOA?

Not on this week's listings: none of the 13 Cole homes for sale carries a monthly fee. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.

What’s the vibe in Cole—quiet, lively, or a mix?

Cole offers a vibrant blend of energy and relaxation. Street art, music, and local events give the area a creative pulse, while leafy streets and porch culture make it feel welcoming and laid-back. You get the best of both—quiet mornings and lively weekends.

What types of homes are common in Cole?

Cole features historic Victorian homes, classic Denver squares, and bungalows—many with original details and updated interiors. Renovations blend old and new, giving each home unique character.

How close is Cole to downtown Denver and RiNo?

Cole is just minutes from downtown and steps from RiNo , making it easy to enjoy Denver’s art, food, and nightlife scenes. Light rail, bike lanes, and bus routes make commuting simple and car-optional. More: Downtown Denver homes for sale.

What are some hidden gems or local favorites in Cole?

Residents rave about the neighborhood’s murals, the community garden on 35th Avenue, and coffee from a nearby local roaster. Pop-up art shows and taco trucks are neighborhood traditions, and Russell Square Park is a favorite gathering spot.