This quaint Historic Baker Neighborhood bungalow was built in 1926 and has been in the same family ever since. Two-bedroom, one bathroom, partially finished basement. Original detached single- car garage. Treed, shady lot. Walking distance to the vibrant South Broadway area and easy public transport options. Clean and livable with minimal work, but ripe for refurbishment or total re-imagining. Baker was plotted and developed in the 1870s and as one of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods has seen times of abundance and times of struggle. Today Baker stands tall as a reminder of Denver’s roots. The neighborhood is bordered by Broadway, Mississippi, and 6th Avenues and the South Platte River, abutting Wash Park and Lincoln Park. Baker offers residents charming Victorians and bungalows from days-gone-by or modern condo developments. The residents are a mix of artists, professionals, young families, and hip singles. The area is comprised of this eclectic mix that enjoys arts, culture, access to mass transit, options in casual and fine dining, and the proximity to Broadway. Main Street. Two staples in the Baker neighborhood area. The Mayan Theatre and Blue Bonnet Restaurant.
There are numerous public, private, and Montessori options for education within proximity to the Baker neighborhood. Within the area lies the Denver Center for International Studies serving students Pre-K through grade 5. Baker is an excellent community with a diverse mix of residents, recreation, and restaurants. Parking on South side of street- North is permit only-