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Homes with Views for Sale in Denver

“Denver View Homes: Where City Meets Mountains”

23 listings

Avg $619,883

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$2.1M

579 N Madison Street

Denver, CO

$1.5M

450 E 17th Ave

Denver, CO

$1.2M

1863 Wazee St

Denver, CO

$1.1M

973 Tennyson Street

$875K

1400 Osceola Street

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$2.1M

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450 E 17th Ave

Denver, CO

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$1.2M

1863 Wazee St

Denver, CO

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$1.1M

973 Tennyson Street

Denver, CO

4 bd4 ba2,988

$875K

1400 Osceola Street

Denver, CO

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$760K

2235 W 118th Ave

Denver, CO

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$675K

2245 Blake St

Denver, CO

3 bd3 ba2,080

$635K

3037 W 19th Avenue

Denver, CO

3 bd4 ba1,530

About Homes with Views in Denver

Denver, CO currently features 23 homes with views on the market, spanning a price range from $172,000 to $2,099,000 with an average listing price of $619,883. These properties showcase sweeping vistas of the Rocky Mountains, downtown skyline, or surrounding foothills, offering buyers a premium living experience in Colorado's capital city. Whether you're seeking sunrise views from the Highlands or sunset panoramas in the foothills, Denver's view homes combine urban convenience with natural beauty.

Average listing price: $619,883 · 23 homes available

Frequently Asked Questions

Highland, LoHi, and Hilltop consistently rank among Denver's top neighborhoods for views, with average view home prices ranging from $550,000 to $850,000. Properties in these areas often feature unobstructed Rocky Mountain or downtown skyline vistas.

Homes with views in Denver typically command a 15-25% premium over comparable properties without views. With 23 current listings averaging $619,883, view homes represent a significant investment in both lifestyle and long-term value.

Beyond the $172,000 to $2,099,000 price range, consider view preservation ordinances, potential obstructions from future development, and HOA rules regarding modifications. Denver's unique topography means some views may be seasonal or affected by weather patterns.