Frequently Asked Questions About 2924 Zenobia Street

The home was originally built in 1946 and has been thoughtfully updated while preserving original bungalow character including hardwood floors, archways, and built-in cabinets.

The lot is 8,310 square feet, which is generous for the West Highlands neighborhood and makes the property attractive for buyers considering an addition, an ADU, or expanded outdoor living.

The property is understood to be zoned for an accessory dwelling unit. ADU eligibility, setbacks, and height limits must be verified directly with Denver Community Planning and Development before design or construction.

The property has a Walk Score of 79, rated Very Walkable. Tennyson Street shops and restaurants are roughly a 20 minute walk, and Sloan's Lake Park is about a 10 minute walk.

2924 Zenobia Street falls within Denver Public Schools. Specific school boundaries can change, so prospective buyers should verify current assignments on the Denver Public Schools boundary map.

Yes. The finished basement includes a third bedroom, a three-quarter bathroom, and utility areas.

No HOA is associated with this property.

Denver requires short-term rental operators to use the property as their primary residence. This home is most appropriate for owner-occupants or long-term rental investors. Buyers should consult Denver's Excise and Licenses department for current short-term rental rules.

Recent updates include a refreshed kitchen with quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and a gas stove, a renovated main-level bathroom with tile shower and beadboard wainscoting, and a finished basement with a third bedroom and three-quarter bath. The deck has been freshly painted and the yard landscaping is established. A full list of mechanical and system updates is available on request.

The detached studio is a separate structure with utilities, a glass entry door, and finished interior space. Past owners have used it as a home office, an art studio, and a guest suite. It sits on the same lot as the primary residence and is fully fenced with the rest of the yard.

Sprouts Farmers Market at Perry Street and West 38th Avenue is roughly a 10 minute walk. King Soopers and Natural Grocers along the West 38th Avenue corridor are both within a short drive. Sunday farmers markets operate seasonally on Tennyson Street.

Downtown Denver is typically a 10 to 15 minute drive via I-25 or West Colfax Avenue, depending on time of day. RTD bus service on West 29th Avenue and West 38th Avenue connects to Light Rail stations, and the West rail line at Sheridan Station is roughly a 10 minute drive. Actual travel times vary with traffic.

2924 Zenobia Street sits on a notably larger lot than most of the block at 8,310 square feet, and keeps the original 1946 bungalow character that several neighboring homes have lost to scrape-and-rebuild activity. The detached studio is unusual for the street, and the combination of move-in ready updates with a development-friendly lot is what makes this property distinctive.

Yes. Reach out to listing agent Chelsea Steen at (740) 334-9898 or through the Schedule a Tour link on the homepage to arrange a private showing. Evenings and weekends are typically available with advance notice.