Broadway Edge / Infill Zone

Built 1930–2024

The eastern edge of Platt Park along Broadway — where the neighborhood's bungalow character gives way to a more eclectic mix of original homes, scrape-and-rebuild projects, modern duplexes, and infill townhomes. Broadway itself is a busy commercial arterial with Antique Row, restaurants, breweries, and service retail. Homes on the blocks immediately west of Broadway are a generation-spanning mix: unrenovated 1930s bungalows sit next to three-story modern townhomes with rooftop decks and clean-line architecture. The wide price range reflects this variety — a vintage bungalow needing work can list in the mid-$500Ks while a new-build townhome pushes toward $900K. This zone appeals to buyers who want Platt Park's address and school access at a lower entry point, or who prefer contemporary construction over vintage character. Transit access is the best in the neighborhood, with frequent Route 0 bus service on Broadway and the Evans light rail station nearby.

Price Range
$550K–$900K (estimated)
single-familytownhomeduplex

Amenities

Antique Row along S. Broadway
  • mix of original bungalows and modern infill construction
  • walkable to S. Broadway restaurants and shops
  • newer townhomes with rooftop decks
  • RTD bus Route 0 along S. Broadway
  • proximity to Baker and South Broadway entertainment districts

Nearby Schools

  • Asbury Elementary (DPS)
  • Grant Middle School (DPS)
  • South High School (DPS)

Nearby Parks

  • Robinson Park
  • Harvard Gulch Park

Getting Around

S. Broadway
S. Lincoln St
Evans Ave
3 min
I-25
RTD bus Route 0 along S. Broadway
E Line light rail, 5–10 min walk
Evans Station

Research date: 2026-04-06 · Price source: estimated · Amenity depth: moderateWide price range reflects mix of original bungalows, pop-tops, and new-build townhomes; good listing data on Broadway corridor