Sold · May 2026 · Villa Park
1039 Julian Street
Denver, CO 80204
$645,442
Represented the seller

Discover contemporary living at its best in this beautifully designed townhome, ideally located just minutes from downtown Denver and Sloan's Lake. Every detail of this home has been carefully considered to create a space that’s warm, stylish, and functional—a perfect sanctuary for modern life.
Welcome into the open-concept main floor, where hardwood floors set a welcoming tone. The spacious kitchen, featuring a large island with seating and a chef-friendly layout, serves as the heart of the home. A sleek half bathroom and an inviting living area complete this level, making it ideal for both entertaining and everyday living. Outside, you’ll find a private, fully fenced yard and a detached two-car garage—perfect for additional storage or parking.
Upstairs boast two generously sized bedrooms, each with its own en suite bathroom for maximum comfort and privacy. The primary suite is a true retreat, complete with a double vanity, a walk-in shower. with Porcelanosa tile, and dual closets. A conveniently located laundry closet with an included washer and dryer adds an extra layer of ease
The location is hard to beat. You’re just blocks from the light rail station (a quick 10-minute ride to Union Station), a short commute to Sloan’s Lake Park, and within easy reach of Mile High Stadium for game days. Plus, the area offers a vibrant mix of dining, shopping, and local hotspots to explore.
This home is a rare blend of style, functionality, and unbeatable location. Don’t wait—schedule your showing today and experience everything this exceptional property has to offer!
West of the Platte
About The Highlands, Berkeley & Sloan's Lake
Victorian cottages and modern duplexes along Tennyson and 32nd Avenue, with Denver's only in-city lakefront a few blocks south.
Northwest Denver sits on the bluff above the South Platte River, west of downtown. West Highland and Highlands Square (32nd Avenue and Lowell Boulevard) and Berkeley's Tennyson Street are the retail spines: coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques and a Thursday-night market in Berkeley, surrounded by blocks of 1890s–1920s brick cottages, bungalows and Denver Squares. Over the last two decades, many lots have been rebuilt with contemporary duplexes and row homes, giving these streets an unusually wide mix of eras and styles.
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