1700 Quince St Denver, CO 80220

$510,000

ACTIVE

Beds

Baths

Sqft

1,324

Acres

0.15

Year

1945

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Sub Type

Single Family

Per Square Foot

$385

Date Listed

Apr 20, 2026

Description of 1700 Quince St, Denver, CO 80220

Listing details for 1700 Quince St, Denver, CO 80220 : Ready set go. This home is available for auction. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Brick ranch style home on a corner lot. Fully fenced backyard is perfect for entertaining. Walking distance to parks, schools and restaurants. This is your opportunity. Don't wait bid today. Sold AS-IS. Please call listing agent for details. Auction fees apply.

Listing Updated : 04-20-2026 at 7:16 PM MDT

Listing Provided By : David Nelson, 877-303-5864, 303 Living LLC

Source :

recolorado as distributed by MLS GRID, MLS#: REC9996901

Property Details

Overview

Status

Active

MLS #ID

REC9996901

Price

$510,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Footage

1,324

Acres

0.15

Year

1945

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Property Sub Type

Single-Family

Price per Sq Ft

$385

Date Listed

Apr 20, 2026

Community Information for 1700 Quince St, Denver, CO 80220

Address

1700 Quince St

City

Denver

State

Colorado

Zip Code

80220

County

Denver

Subdivision

East Montrose

Schools

Elementary

Ashley

Middle

Hill

High

George Washington

School Districts

High School District

Denver 1

Utilities

Sewer

Community Sewer

Water Source

Public

Interior

Heating

Baseboard and Hot Water

Cooling

Evaporative Cooling

Fireplace

Exterior

Private Yard

Roof

Composition

Garage Spaces

Foundation

HOA

Has HOA

None

Additional Information

Styles

Traditional

Price per Sq Ft

$385

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