Discover Virginia Village: Mid-Century Charm Meets Modern Denver Living

Virginia Village is a southeast Denver neighborhood that balances history, charm, and convenience. Known for its affordable mid-century ranches and leafy streets, it has become a favorite for first-time buyers, families, and longtime Denverites who appreciate its stability and accessibility.

Neighborhood Snapshot & Demographics

Virginia Village is home to about 10,500 residents. Development began in the 1950s and 1960s, and much of the neighborhood still reflects that era. Wide streets, mature trees, and ranch-style homes give it a classic suburban feel within the city.

Most homes are single-family ranches and split-levels, though there are also townhomes, apartments, and condos. The median build year is around 1962. Roughly 65% of homes are owner-occupied, showing strong community investment.

Real Estate Trends & Pricing

As of mid-2025, the median home price in Virginia Village is about $635,000. Zillow tracks average values near $615,000, with smaller condos starting in the $300s and renovated ranches reaching the $800s.

Homes typically sell in 20–30 days, reflecting steady demand. Its affordability compared to nearby Hilltop and Cherry Creek keeps Virginia Village consistently attractive.

Lifestyle & Neighborhood Features

Parks & Recreation

Residents enjoy several local parks, including Cook Park, Ash Grove Park, and Garland Park nearby. The Cherry Creek Trail is also accessible, offering biking and walking connections throughout Denver.

Architecture & Character

Virginia Village is best known for its brick ranches and split-levels, many with mid-century details. Some homes have been fully updated, while others retain their vintage charm and offer equity-building opportunities for buyers.

Community & Convenience

The neighborhood has a strong community spirit, with active neighborhood associations and events. Its location between Colorado Boulevard and Quebec Street gives residents easy access to I-25, Cherry Creek, and the Denver Tech Center. Shopping and dining options are plentiful along Evans Avenue and Colorado Boulevard.

Market Outlook: Buyers & Sellers Guide

For Buyers:
Virginia Village offers affordability and character. Buyers can find solid mid-century homes on larger lots, often at prices lower than nearby southeast Denver neighborhoods.

For Sellers:
Sellers benefit from steady demand. Updated homes in Virginia Village often sell quickly and competitively, particularly those near parks or schools.

From Sallie Simmons, Denver Realtor

I’m Sallie Simmons, Realtor® with Compass and proud member of the top-performing Nostalgic Homes team. Since 2014, I’ve been helping clients buy and sell in neighborhoods like Virginia Village. My data-driven strategies and local knowledge ensure buyers feel confident and sellers achieve the best results.

Virginia Village FAQs

What makes Virginia Village popular?
Its affordable mid-century homes, community vibe, and central location.

What types of homes are in Virginia Village?
Mostly 1950s–60s ranches and split-levels, plus townhomes and condos.

How competitive is the market?
Consistently competitive — homes often sell in under 30 days.

Why choose Virginia Village?
It provides affordability, charm, and convenience compared to pricier nearby neighborhoods.

Let’s Get Started

Thinking about buying or selling in Virginia Village? Let’s talk about your goals. Call me at 662.588.2420 or visit www.salliesimmons.com today.

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