If you’re looking for a city-center neighborhood in Denver, then searching for Berkeley homes for sale is a great place to start. Located in ‘North Denver’ and west of I-25, this area is bordered by the West Highland neighborhood to the south (although it’s often grouped in with the Highlands). That means if you’re looking for a place that’s near all the great attractions of Denver, without being too close, then Berkeley homes for sale might be for you.

 

 

Berkeley homes for sale are a good choice if you love the outdoors because the neighborhood contains two lakes (Berkeley Lake and Rocky Mountain Lake) and is surrounded by parks and recreational activities. The area itself, though, began in 1879. A businessman developer named John Brisben Walker founded the Berkeley Farm, which was over 1500 acres. Walker and his wife once lived in Berkeley Springs, Virginia, and it's believed that this was the reason why he chose that name. As the years went by, the community began to grow. It was advertised as a healthy alternative to crowded Denver, a place free from pollution with public transportation even in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Today, many of the Berkeley homes for sale are new structures; however, you'll still find locations of the Centennial nature.

 

 

My name is John Dunn, and I would be happy to show you everything in Berkeley homes for sale today. It only takes a few moments to call or email me. So let me know what kind of Berkeley homes for sale you may be interested in, and I’ll go to work for you to find the perfect match.