A Thoughtful Home in Boulevard One This home feels right from the moment you step inside — comfortable, well-built, and designed for the way people actually live. Three levels offer flexibility and privacy, with sunlight and openness connecting each floor. The main living area has an easy rhythm. The kitchen sits at the center — white shaker cabinets, quartz counters, and a large island that naturally draws people in. The dining and living spaces flow together, anchored by a fireplace and a west-facing balcony that catches Denver’s evening light. Upstairs, the primary suite is generous without being showy. There’s room for a king bed, a walk-in closet, and a clean, simple bath with a glass shower and dual vanities. The second bedroom is equally comfortable — perfect for guests or extended family. The entry level offers quiet flexibility — a room with its own bath that works equally well as an office, studio, or guest space. From here, a small front patio offers a private place to sit outside. The attached two-car garage has room for storage and bikes, a rare convenience in this part of town. The rooftop deck is an unexpected bonus — open views, gas and water lines in place, and space for a hot tub or outdoor seating. It’s the kind of spot that reminds you why people stay in Colorado. Boulevard One is one of those neighborhoods that keeps getting better. You can walk to Mod Pizza, Sushi Ronin, and Target, and soon Clark’s Oyster Bar and a beer garden will be part of the mix. Crestmoor Park is just two blocks away, and the area’s network of trails and green spaces ties everything together. In a season where the market has shifted, homes like this — well-located, cared for, and quietly elevated — tend to stand out.
