Hot Properties: 4 Listings Heating up the Market This Month

As Denver’s real estate market settles into the rhythm of the new year, buyers and sellers alike are watching for signs of what’s ahead. Compared to last month and this time last year, more luxury homes are hitting the market in February. But buyers have been slower to act, leading to a more gradual increase in pending sales, according to Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR).

“These trends tend to reverse course as activity picks up after the Super Bowl, though new listings may continue to outpace buyer interest in the short term,” says Nick DiPasquale, realtor and DMAR Market Trends Committee member. “A growing imbalance in this direction leaves selective buyers with more options and greater bargaining power. Savvy sellers need to seek ways to stand out in a crowded field.”

If a classic Tudor in Montclair or a modern retreat in Boulder is on your wish list, you’re in luck: From urban convenience to mountain seclusion, these four homes capture the scope of what’s available across the Front Range right now.

1201 Poplar St.

• Price: $1.125 million
• Neighborhood: Montclair
• Listing agent: Christina Watson with Keller Williams Preferred Realty

In historic Montclair, this refined Tudor with a brick facade feels like it’s straight out of a storybook. Just beyond the front door, an inviting living room features a coved ceiling and a gas fireplace. Arched doorways lead to two of the home’s five bedrooms, a formal dining room, and the modernized kitchen with quartz surfaces, high-end appliances, and chef-approved storage space. A versatile finished basement houses two more bedrooms, a rec room, and a laundry area. The backyard, complete with a pergola-covered patio, offers a peaceful retreat among mature trees. About five miles from downtown Denver, this classic residence, built in 1951, exemplifies Montclair’s architectural heritage.

62 N. Jasmine St.

• Price: $2.525 million
• Neighborhood: Hilltop
• Listing agent: Peter Blank with milehimodern

Walls of glass and crisp architectural lines distinguish this 1955 Hilltop residence, where floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interiors with natural light. The flowing floor plan leads to a minimalist kitchen featuring high-gloss white cabinetry and integrated appliances. A vaulted primary suite offers a spa-like getaway with its en suite bath and freestanding tub. The secluded backyard beckons with a wood-clad hot tub for year-round enjoyment. Tree-lined streets lead to Crestmoor Park a few blocks away.

2812 10th St., Boulder

• Price: $3.75 million
• City: Boulder
• Listing agent: Ken Gellman with Compass

This updated Newlands residence balances historic character with contemporary luxury, showcasing restored red stonework from the original home. The four-bedroom house centers on a sophisticated primary suite, complete with a coffee bar, fireplace, and a mountain-view balcony. A folding glass door connects the kitchen to an inviting backyard with an outdoor kitchen and fire pit, while a lower-level wet bar creates additional entertainment space. Two garages—one attached and one detached with soaring ceilings—accommodate a large collection of outdoor gear and up to three vehicles. A short stroll leads to North Boulder Park and the vibrant Ideal Market district. 

456 Crystal Ridge Road, Evergreen

• Price: $4.75 million
• City: Evergreen
• Listing agent: Andrew Wann with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Elevated Living RE

Commanding 10 forested acres overlooking Upper Bear Creek Canyon, this 6,883-square-foot Evergreen hideaway exudes log cabin-esque luxury. In the main living spaces, timber beams, antler chandeliers, and natural stone accent walls add rustic elegance. The covered deck transforms into a year-round outdoor living room complete with infrared heaters, a fireplace, and an outdoor kitchen—all framed by sweeping mountain vistas. An elevator connects to the lower level, where there’s wine storage and a bar. The lineup of five en suite bedrooms includes a primary retreat with a hand-forged copper soaking tub. The estate’s heated four-car garage offers both a workshop and a dog-washing station.