3917 W 29th Ave Denver CO 80211| $649,900| 1,850 Sq Ft | 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
This remodeled West Highlands home was tastefully done. Many modern amenities such as gorgeous hardwood floors, granite stainless steel appliances in the kitchen while preserving some of the original, such as this staircase. Designed by Ivan Dolin from Manhattan, this home will not disappoint!
Listing courtesy of Highland Property
Liz works full-time as a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Downtown, LLC.
3427 Osceola St Denver CO 80211| $599,000| 1,819 Sq Ft | 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
This Highlands craftsmen has the perfect backyard for this crisp fall weather! Enjoy dinner or just lounging on the weekend on this professional landscaped backyard.. Got the urge to move around? Shops and restaurants are just a short walk away! 
Listing courtesy of Re/Max Professionals
Liz works full-time as a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Downtown, LLC.
1595 Wolf Street Denver CO 80204| $799,999| 2,415 Sq Ft | 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms
Brand new townhouse in Sloan’s Lake with great city and mountain views. Master suite with a gas fireplace perfect for relaxing when it gets cold. Custom upgrades throughout the home, although, there still may be the opportunity to customize with your personal finishes. Just blocks from Sloan’s Lake and a awesome opportunity to get into one of the hottest neighborhoods.
Listing courtesy of Burke and Associates Inc.
Liz works full-time as a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Downtown, LLC.
3070 Ash Street Denver CO 80211| $699,950| 1,640 Sq Ft | 6 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms
Pull up a chair! The open floor plan in this remodeled home allows for a great flow. Perfect for entertaining with a the kitchen that opens up to the living room. This gorgeous Cape Cod Tudor has a magnificent master suite with a large walk in closet, formal dinning room and all the modern upgrades. In addition, a three car garage, which is a rarity for this neighborhood!
Listing courtesy of MB Southwest Sabina & Company
Liz works full-time as a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Downtown, LLC.
1821 W 38th Ave Denver CO 80211| $725,000| 1,394 Sq Ft | 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms
Under the impression that Denver isn’t affordable? Think again! This remodeled half duplex is at a great price and a stunner. Your eyes will thank you as soon as you walk in the home. Dark cabinet with white countertops and beautiful wood floors. The new windows keep in incredibly quiet in the home, although central to everything!
Listing courtesy of Urban Habitat
Liz works full-time as a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Downtown, LLC.
Real estate is funny thing and unexpected things tend to happen. Lucky for you I lost the ability to feel shame somewhere along the way. Maybe it is because I seem to trip or fall more than the average person? Either way, here are the stories that should probably cause me to shudder with embarrassment but instead I tell them..
1. The clown car
When it comes to picking up open hose signs, I like to carry as many signs as possible (in heels). On one particular occasion, someone from a car whistled and broke my concentration. I proceeded to stumble into a nearby tree, dropping all of the signs I was carrying. Once I loaded everything into the car I opened my sunroof, forgetting I had a half dozen balloons in my car. Out flew all the balloons within an instant. So, if you were driving behind me on I-25 that afternoon, no, I am not a clown. I am a real estate agent. And yes, I found tree branches in my hair at my next showing…
2. Mind your step.
This market requires a bit of creativity at times. I had a client that wanted to live in a particular neighborhood but there was nothing on the market. One hot and sunny day, I chose to door knock the neighborhood. I knocked to no avail for a few blocks. I came to one particuar door and (again) no one answered. In that moment I was frustrated, sunburnt and hot and turned to walk down the steps. I missed a step and before I knew what was happening, BOOM! I was on my back on the concrete steps. In the matter of seconds my ankle was swollen. I somehow hobbled back to my car and found myself in a brace for the next four months. Moral of story: stay positive and on the steps.
3. There is no rulebook.
I am always fascinated with the random thoughts that go through my head in this career. As an example, my cell phone went off while down in the crawlspace with a client. It was a call from the lender that both myself and the client were waiting on. Scrunched down in this crawl space with very little blood going to my legs, I had the internal debate of whether I answer the phone or not. What is the etiquette for answering a call in a damp and dark crawlspace? Can someone tell me?!
There you have it, the random thoughts or stories of one real estate agent this summer in Denver. Real estate is like a roller coaster and most days you just have to buckle up and handle whatever happens. And, laugh, a lot.
Liz works full-time as a Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Downtown, LLC.