3825 W 38th Ave, Denver, CO 80211

BERKELEY RESIDENCES

Modern luxury condominiums in Denver's Berkeley neighborhood. One-bedroom and two-bedroom homes designed for living, investing, or both.

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INTRODUCING

BERKLEY RESIDENCES

A boutique collection of six modern luxury condominiums in Denver's vibrant Berkeley neighborhood. Designed for professionals, investors, and lifestyle-forward buyers who want contemporary living, walkable access to Tennyson Street, and the flexibility to occupy or monetize—all on their terms.

Modern architecture. Open floor plans. Private garages. And the rare opportunity to generate income without typical short-term rental restrictions.

Modern luxury condominium unit interior at Berkeley Residences with open floor plan, contemporary finishes, and natural light

BERKELEY RESIDENCES

AT A GLANCE

Six Modern Denver Condos
1 & 2-Bedroom Residences
Ranging From 512 SF – 1,352 SF

Six thoughtfully designed modern condominiums with high-end finishes, efficient open-concept layouts, and private garages. Each unit is positioned for personal residence, investment opportunity, or flexible use—backed by Denver's rare U-MS-3 zoning that permits lodging facility licensing without primary residency requirements.

  • 2 interior finish schemes

  • Modern, clean-lined architecture

  • Balconies on select units

  • Open concept floor plans

  • Contemporary finishes

  • Private garages with direct entry

  • Flexible living: primary residence, investment, or both

Modern luxury condominium unit interior at Berkeley Residences with open floor plan, contemporary finishes, and natural light

Unit Availability & Specifications

UNIT # BED BATH SQFT AVAILABILITY PRICE
Unit 1 1 1 528 SQFT Available Inquire Here
Unit 2 1 1 512 SQFT Available Inquire Here
Unit 3 1 1 512 SQFT Available Inquire Here
Unit 4 1 1 566 SQFT Available Inquire Here
Unit 5 2 2 1,313 SQFT Available Inquire Here
Unit 6 2 2 1,352 SQFT Available Inquire Here

All units are newly constructed and finished to contemporary luxury standards.

Each floor plan includes open-concept living, modern kitchens with stainless appliances, and flexible spaces suitable for primary residence, investment rental, or mixed-use strategies.

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ZONING & LODGING LICENSE

THE ZONING SAYS YES.

The license is already in place.

Berkeley Residences is designated U-MS-3 — Denver's Urban Main Street zone — where lodging is a permitted use by right under the Denver Zoning Code. This designation enables a Lodging Facility License at this address, allowing short-term lodging without the primary-residence restrictions that apply in residential zone districts.

U–MS–3

Zoning

URBAN MAIN STREET · 3-STORY DISTRICT

Under the Denver Zoning Code, U-MS-3 is a mixed-use Main Street district where lodging use is permitted by right. Properties zoned U-MS-3 may obtain a Lodging Facility License — a distinct license class from the standard STR license, which is restricted to primary residences only.

WHAT U–MS–3 ENABLES FOR BUYERS

  • Lodging use is a permitted use by right in U-MS-3. The zoning designation at 3825 Newton is what makes the Lodging Facility License possible at this address.

  • A Lodging Facility License is a distinct license class from the standard Denver STR license. STR licenses require primary residency. The Lodging Facility License does not.

  • The license is tied to the property's zoning, not the owner. It transfers with the deed at closing — every future buyer carries the same permitted-use rights.

WHO THIS WORKS FOR

INVESTOR

Pure Investment Play

No residency required. Operate as a lodging facility from day one under the U-MS-3 designation.

PRIMARY BUYER

Lifestyle + Flexibility

Live full-time. Rent when you travel. The U-MS-3 designation keeps both options open — always.

HOUSE HACKER

Offset Your Mortgage

STR income on the Berkeley/Tennyson corridor can offset a meaningful portion of monthly carrying costs.

"Live here full-time. Rent it when you travel. Convert to full income property if life changes. The option never expires."

TRANSPARENCY NOTE

Lodging operators are subject to Denver's lodger's tax (10.75% on stays under 30 days), Colorado sales tax, and a $48/year occupational privilege tax. Buyers should confirm the license transfer process with the City and County of Denver's Department of Excise and Licenses prior to closing.

FIRST FLOOR

Architectural floor plan of a multi-unit residential building showing four units, two garages labeled Garage Space 1 and Garage Space 2, with interior layouts including bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and living areas.

SECOND FLOOR

Floor plan of two adjacent residential units labeled UNIT 5 and UNIT 6, showing layout with bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, and staircases.

FLOOR PLANS

A modern two-story building with a brick exterior and black accents, located on a street corner with a traffic light and street sign that reads '38th Ave' and 'Newton.' The building has multiple windows, some with black frames, and a small balcony on
A modern multi-story building with a combination of red brick and black exterior siding. It has various window sizes, a small balcony, and is located on a street with trees and utility poles.
An aerial view of a city neighborhood with houses, commercial buildings, and trees, with mountains in the background and a cloudy sky.
Black modern apartment building with multiple windows and a glass door, with outdoor patio furniture and a small potted plant outside, and a wooden fence on the side.
Modern kitchen with light wood cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, microwave, black stovetop, and white island with black stovetop; pendant lights hang above the island; sliding glass door to the outside.
Bright living room with a white sofa, wooden coffee table, potted plant, and large windows with sheer curtains showing a sunny day outside.
Open-concept home interior featuring a living room with a white sofa, a breakfast bar with beige upholstered chairs, a modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, stainless steel appliances, pendant lighting, and a doorway leading outside with stairs — and
A cozy bedroom with a large bed with white linens, beige pillows, and a chunky knit throw blanket. There's a wooden nightstand with a black textured lamp and a small drawer unit. A framed black and beige abstract artwork hangs above the bed. A window
Modern kitchen with white countertops, wooden cabinets, black stove, white backsplash, large windows, and indoor plant.
Open-concept living and dining area with white walls, wooden flooring, modern furniture, and large windows letting in natural light. Decor includes plants, artwork, and gold pendant lights.
Living room with white sofa, wooden coffee table, abstract art on white walls, window with view of trees, floor lamp, and decorative plant.
Modern open-concept living space with a kitchen and dining area, featuring white walls, wooden flooring, large windows, and minimalist decor including plants and artwork.
A bedroom with a bed, two nightstands with lamps, a framed artwork on the wall, windows letting in natural light, a ceiling fan, a potted plant, and neutral-colored walls and carpet.
Modern bathroom with a double vanity, black fixtures, large mirrors, potted plant, framed artwork, black towels, and a walk-in shower with a glass door and slate tiles.
Balcony with wooden ceiling, gray walls, potted cactus, small table, modern chairs, and cityscape view with houses and trees.

Questions?
We’ve Got Answers

Everything you need to know about modern living at Berkeley Residences.

  • Most new Denver condos are built to a price point. Berkeley Residences was built to a standard. Every unit features open-concept floor plans, contemporary finishes, and private garages with direct entry—but it's the attention to detail that sets it apart. We're talking high-end materials, clean-lined architecture, and flexible layouts designed for how people actually live today. Whether you're a first-time buyer, move-up buyer, or investor, these aren't cookie-cutter units. They're designed to work harder for you.

  • Yes—and that's one of the biggest advantages of Berkeley Residences. Denver's U-MS-3 zoning permits lodging facility licensing without primary residency requirements. That means you can occupy the unit as your primary home, generate income through short-term rental, or do both. The lodging license transfers with the deed, so you're not managing licensing paperwork—it's built in. This flexibility is rare in Denver and makes Berkeley Residences attractive to investors, remote workers who want flexibility, and families planning for the future.

  • Absolutely. Berkeley ranks 82 on the Walk Score—meaning most errands are walkable. You're steps from Tennyson Street, Denver's eclectic indie shopping and dining corridor (Hey Kiddo, Hops & Pie, The Empourium Brewing, and more). Berkeley Lake Park is minutes away. The Oriental Theater, Scheitler Recreation Center, and downtown Denver are all within a short drive or bike ride. It's the rare Denver neighborhood where you get both urban walkability and residential calm.

  • We have two floor plan types: 1-bedroom/1-bathroom units (512–566 SF) and 2-bedroom/2-bathroom units (1,313–1,352 SF). Both feature open-concept living, modern kitchens with stainless appliances, in-unit laundry options, and private balconies on select units. 1-bedroom units are perfect for professionals and first-time buyers; 2-bedroom units work for growing families, dual-office setups, or investors seeking higher rental income. We have two interior finish schemes across the collection, so you can preview finishes before committing.

  • Berkeley is about five miles northwest of downtown—roughly a 12–15 minute drive depending on traffic. It's close enough for commuting, but far enough to feel like a neighborhood, not a downtown extension. You get the convenience of the city with the character of a distinct community. For transit-forward buyers, bike infrastructure is strong here, and bus lines connect to downtown and RTD.

  • Every unit includes high-end finishes, modern appliances, open floor plans, in-unit laundry, and a private garage with direct entry on select units. What's not included varies by your needs—HOA fees, property taxes, utilities, and potential rental management if you decide to short-term rent. We're happy to walk you through the full cost picture so there are no surprises. Reach out to our sales team for a detailed rundown based on your unit and timeline.

  • Easy. Head to the Contact section below or reach out to our sales team directly. We offer private showings at a time that works for you. Whether you're browsing, comparing floor plans, or ready to inquire about pricing, we're here to answer questions and walk you through the process.

 

WHERE LOCAL CHARM MEETS ELEVATED LIVING

Berkeley: Denver’s Most Delightful Neighborhood

Berkeley is one of Denver's most walkable neighborhoods, anchored by the vibrant Tennyson Street corridor. Located just five miles northwest of downtown, it blends tree-lined residential charm with an eclectic mix of indie shops, restaurants, and community spaces. For buyers seeking both urban convenience and neighborhood character, Berkeley offers the best of both worlds.

Tucked just west of downtown, Berkeley blends small-town charm with city convenience. Tree-lined streets lead to an eclectic mix of indie shops, buzzing restaurants, and cozy coffee spots along Tennyson Street. Locals enjoy easy access to Berkeley Lake Park, complete with walking trails, a rec center, and a serene lakeside view. It’s a neighborhood where weekend strolls, front porch conversations, and creative energy are simply part of daily life.

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