
$1,095,000
$454 / sq ft
1244 Milwaukee Street
Congress Park · Denver, CO
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2.5
- Square feet
- 2,410
- Year built
- 1908
Single-family28 days on market
Denver, Colorado
A tight grid between Colfax and 6th Avenue with mature street trees and alley-loaded garages. The scale is consistent — two storeys, brick, close to the sidewalk — which makes the modern insertions here read as deliberate rather than accidental.

Computed from this demo's 47-property dataset, not from MLS data. On a production site these figures would come from the same IDX feed as the listings and would move every night.
The place
1900–1935 brick foursquares, bungalows and small apartment courts; scattered contemporary infill on corner lots.
RTD bus 15 on Colfax (the busiest line in the system) and bus 6 on 6th Ave.
Congress Park with its public pool, and the Denver Botanic Gardens on the west edge.
Fair Housing. This description covers built form, transit, parks and civic amenities only. It is unlawful — and it would be poor advice — to describe a neighborhood by the race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status or disability of the people who live in it, or to steer anyone toward or away from a place on those grounds.
Inventory
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$1,095,000
$454 / sq ft
Congress Park · Denver, CO
Single-family28 days on market

$525,000
$500 / sq ft
Congress Park · Denver, CO
Condominium63 days on market$340/mo HOA

$1,875,000
$561 / sq ft
Congress Park · Denver, CO
Single-family9 days on market
Congress Park
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