A Thoughtful Home in Boulevard One<br />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.<br />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.<br />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.<br />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.<br />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.<br />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.<br />In a season where the market has shifted, homes like this — well-located, cared for, and quietly elevated — tend to stand out.
