The Berkeley area is truly a gem of Denver neighborhoods.
Unofficially, its boundaries are I-70 to the North, 38Th Ave to the South, Federal Blvd. to the East and Sheridan Blvd. to the West.
This neighborhood is home to many Denver landmarks including among others, the turn of the century Lakeside Amusement Park, the historic Elitch Gardens Carousel House, and the Moorish revival inspired "Oriental Theater"
Housing styles include a pleasing mix of Arts and Crafts Bungalows, Stately Tudors, Cozy Cottages and the occasional Art Deco Beauty.
In recent years, tastefully executed "pop-tops" and infill "scrapes" have added to this eclectic mix.
The charm of this neighborhood is the great life style it affords. Popular attractions include Tennyson Street between 38th and 46th with a mixture of good restaurants, antique stores, dance studio, art galleries & neighborhood bars.
The dog park at Berkeley Lake has become a popular hang out for our four-legged friends & I hear the trout are always biting at Rocky Mountain Lake. Golfing at the Willis Case Golf Course is another popular way to spend an afternoon.
I fell in love with the Berkeley neighborhood in 1967. I was eight years old. My Grandmother lived at 4585 Zenobia St. Every night was New Years Eve when you were lucky enough to be so near to the magically illuminated Lakeside Amusement Park.
The sounds & smells are permanently etched in my memory...I hope you will take a moment and fall in love with Berkeley.
Rumaldo Ulibarri & The Bungalow Team at Keller Williams Preferred Realty
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