225 Inca Street

Step into a piece of Denver history with this delightful brick townhome built in 1886, nestled in the vibrant and eclectic Baker neighborhood, known for its preserved historic homes and creative community vibe. This home blends vintage charm with modern convenience in one of the city’s most walkable and well-connected locations. The main level is warm and inviting, featuring a cozy living room, dining space, kitchen, and convenient ½ bathroom, along with main-floor laundry. Upstairs, you’ll find two bright bedrooms and a full bathroom with a classic footed tub, adding a touch of timeless character. Enjoy your morning coffee or evening unwind under the covered back patio, with a small fenced-in yard perfect for gardening, pets, or relaxing in your private outdoor space. A rare 1-car detached garage offers added convenience in this urban setting. Plus, central air was recently added, making the home comfortable year-round. Best of all, this property has NO HOA—just a simple party wall agreement with the neighbors, giving you more freedom and fewer restrictions. Walk just around the corner to your neighborhood coffee shop, or head a few blocks over to the lively Santa Fe Arts District, home to galleries, studios, and First Friday Art Walks. With easy access to I-25, Downtown Denver, and nearby light rail and bus lines, commuting and exploring the city is a breeze. This is your opportunity to own a piece of Denver’s architectural history in a neighborhood that’s full of personality, walkability, and community. Don’t miss out on this unique Baker gem!