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Genuinely local service across Englewood.

Arapahoe Acres
Arapahoe Acres features 1950s mid-century modern homes on compact lots along streets like S Clarkson and W Stanford. These properties often …
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Hampden Hills
Hampden Hills sits along W Hampden Ave in Englewood with mostly 1950s to 1970s ranch and split-level homes on smaller lots. Tree roots from …
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Yale Heights
Yale Heights sits in Englewood with a mix of mid-century bungalows and ranch homes built along Yale Avenue and side streets like S Clarkson.…
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Bates Logan
Bates Logan sits in central Englewood with many 1950s and 1960s ranch homes on smaller lots along S Logan Street and W Bates Avenue. Tree ro…
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Strayers Broadway Heights
Strayers Broadway Heights sits along South Broadway in Englewood with many mid-century homes on narrower lots that back up to alleys or shar…
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Forest Hill
Forest Hill sits on the west side of Englewood with many mid-century homes that still rely on original clay sewer lines. These lines run und…
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Kimble Kroft Park
Kimble Kroft Park sits in central Englewood with a mix of mid-century homes on smaller lots that back up to alleys and narrow streets. Older…
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Hawthorn
Hawthorn sits just west of Downtown Englewood with many mid-century homes on tree-lined streets that feed into older clay sewer lines. Engle…
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Romans Park
Romans Park sits in Englewood with a mix of 1950s to 1970s single-family homes on smaller lots. Many properties still have original clay sew…
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Kent
Kent sits just west of Downtown Englewood with many mid-century homes on narrow lots along streets like S Sherman and W Kenton. Tree roots f…
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Vista Heights
Vista Heights sits on older lots where mid-century homes connect to clay sewer lines that tree roots from cottonwoods easily invade. Cold Ar…
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Skerritts
Skerritts sits along the older residential blocks west of Broadway in Englewood, where many homes date to the 1950s and 1960s. These propert…
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