Homes For Sale in Cory-Merrill

Cory-Merrill Real Estate

Cory-Merrill real estate is very active as the neighborhood is in transition due to its great location. Our houses generally fall into three categories: a handful of first-generation houses built around the 1920’s when there were up to a few houses on a block that was otherwise mostly fields (see Bonnie Brae Tavern for photos of the area), second-generation homes built on the fields in the 1940’s and 1950’s, and third-generation custom homes (scrape and build) typically built 2003 to present. There are also a handful of rentals scattered about the neighborhood. Among many things, neighbors are attracted to the central location, access to downtown/DTC/Cherry Creek, proximity to light rail and major roads, the schools, nearby retail, nearby parks, and a sense of community. Not having major attractions embedded in the neighborhood — like Washington Park, Gaylord Street, Pearl Street, DU or Cherry Creek — means we have fewer people from outside our neighborhood coming in when compared to surrounding neighborhoods.

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If you have an interest in buying or selling real estate in the Denver metro area, please give me a ring and I would be happy to share what I know and help you accomplish your goals. I am a Denver native and have quite a bit of experience and area knowledge to share.

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Cory-Merrill Neighborhood

Cory-Merrill is a special neighborhood for me. Please do not hesitate to reach out to simply say hello, I love meeting new people in South Denver and the Cory Merrill neighborhood. My hope is you love where you live!! This is why I have been a volunteer board member for the Cory-Merrill Neighborhood Association since 2013 and organize the Annual Cory-Merrill Neighborhood Yard Sale each Spring. I first bought my house in Cory-Merrill about 20 years ago after Denver voters put the T-Rex lightrail and I-25 expansion project into motion. Wow, has Denver and the Cory-Merrill neighborhood changed since then. As they say…location, location, location. Cory-Merrill and South Denver continue to be my favorite locations in our vibrant city.

Public Schools Serving the Cory-Merrill Neighborhood

Stephen Knight Center for Early Education:
3245 E. Exposition Ave.
Denver, CO 80209-4924
720-424-6500

Cory Elementary School:
1550 S. Steele Street
Denver, CO 80210
720-424-8380

Creativity, Community, Challenge (C3) at Merrill:
1551 South Monroe Street
Denver, Colorado 80210
720-424-0630

Merrill Middle School:
1551 Monroe St.
Denver, CO 80210
Office (720) 424-0622

South High School:
1700 E. Louisiana Ave.
Denver, CO 80210
720-423-6000

Map of Cory-Merrill in South Denver

Cory-Merrill Realtor

Should you find yourself or someone you know considering selling or buying a home in Cory-Merrill or South Denver, please reach out to me. The Cory-Merrill real estate market may seem simple on the surface, but it is actually a complex sub-market due to having three generations of homes in addition to factors like location, home style, finish level, lot size, etc. that attract 9 different types of home buyers. Not to mention the factor of Denver being a city in transition. Understanding these buyer types can help you sell your Cory-Merrill home for more money, in less time, and with less stress. I enjoy this strategic complexity and putting it to work for my clients.

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