Median home price
$900KQ3 2026 · Redfin

Berkeley is northwest Denver's family favorite — Tennyson Street's shops and galleries, Berkeley Park's lake and rec center, and blocks of classic bungalows.
Market figures for Q3 2026, sourced from public listing data — see the label under each figure.
Q3 2026 · Redfin
Q3 2026 · Redfin
30-day sold · Orchard
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Berkeley's main street is Tennyson, a genuinely independent commercial strip of bookshops, galleries, restaurants, and old-school storefronts. Berkeley Park brings the lake, the recreation center, and summer crowds; Rocky Mountain Lake Park adds a second water-and-green anchor just north. The neighborhood reads as settled and family-oriented, with deep local loyalty.
The housing stock is northwest-Denver classic: brick bungalows and Denver Squares, many lovingly kept, plus a steady stream of new-build infill and duplexes as lots turn over. Original homes on the blocks nearest Tennyson and the parks carry premiums; values step down as you move toward the industrial edges. Alleys, detached garages, and mature trees define the streetscape.
Berkeley suits buyers who want a real neighborhood with kids on the sidewalks — young families, Tennyson regulars, and anyone who likes their commercial street local rather than corporate. It has appreciated on the strength of being genuinely livable, not on hype, which makes the demand durable.
Infill construction quality varies by builder — we check permits and builder history on every new build, no exceptions. Tennyson-adjacent blocks get weekend parking pressure, and the I-70 corridor brings noise and air-quality considerations to the northern edge. Older bungalows carry the standard inspection list: sewer lines, electrical, and foundation. We will help you weigh the finished block against the one still turning over.
Tennyson Street is the neighborhood's spine: First Fridays, the bookshop, the galleries, and restaurants that locals actually frequent. Berkeley Park's lake loop handles the daily exercise; Rocky Mountain Lake Park is the quieter backup. Summer means the farmers market and packed patios; winter means the holiday stroll. It is a settled, kid-friendly, deeply local urban life — the kind of neighborhood where the barista knows the order and the block knows your dog.
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Neighborhood overview prepared by Roost Realty LLC, based in Evergreen, Colorado.
A recent Roost Realty sale in this neighborhood.
5188 Perry St, Denver, CO 80212
4 bd / 4 ba · 3,673 sqft
Sold May 2025
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