1945 Clay St Denver, CO 80219

$320,000

ACTIVE

Beds

Baths

Sqft

757

Acres

0.15

Year

1936

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Sub Type

Single Family

Per Square Foot

$423

Date Listed

Jun 1, 2026

Description of 1945 Clay St, Denver, CO 80219

Listing details for 1945 Clay St, Denver, CO 80219 : Opportunity knocks in one of Denver's most desirable locations! This charming tiny home is ready for a complete transformation and offers incredible potential for investors, flippers, or buyers looking to create their dream space. Situated in a prime location with convenient access to shopping, dining, parks, and major commuter routes, the value is truly in the location and possibilities. Bring your vision, creativity, and toolbox—this property needs significant TLC but presents an excellent opportunity to renovate, add value, and capitalize on Denver's strong real estate market. Whether you're an experienced investor or tackling your first flip, this is a project worth exploring.

Listing Updated : 06-01-2026 at 2:46 PM MDT

Listing Provided By : Tyler L'Archevesque, 720-692-6563, Engel & Volkers Denver

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recolorado as distributed by MLS GRID, MLS#: REC9703219

Property Details

Overview

Status

Active

MLS #ID

REC9703219

Price

$320,000

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Footage

757

Acres

0.15

Year

1936

Days on Site

Property Type

Residential

Property Sub Type

Single-Family

Price per Sq Ft

$423

Date Listed

Jun 1, 2026

Community Information for 1945 Clay St, Denver, CO 80219

Address

1945 Clay St

City

Denver

State

Colorado

Zip Code

80219

County

Denver

Subdivision

Evans Park Estates

Schools

Elementary

Schmitt

Middle

Kepner

High

Abraham Lincoln

School Districts

High School District

Denver 1

Utilities

Sewer

Public Sewer

Water Source

Public

Interior

Appliances

Dryer, Range, Refrigerator and Washer

Heating

Forced Air

Cooling

None

Fireplace

Exterior

Lighting

Roof

Composition

Foundation

HOA

Has HOA

None

Additional Information

Styles

Cottage

Price per Sq Ft

$423

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