Investor Special in Prime Baker Location - As-Is Fixer Upper with Massive Upside Potential! Being sold strictly as is. This is really a rare opportunity to grab a true as-is property in the heart of Baker for Cash Investors. Baker is one of Denver's hottest and fastest-developing neighborhoods.… Read More This home needs TLC and elbow grease, but the upside is massive. The upstairs can be easily reconfigured to make this home a 3 bed & 2 bath property. Plus the backyard has plenty of space to tear down the existing carport and add a garage or ADU if desired. The property sits just blocks from where the Walton family has purchased acres of land, rumored to be the future site of the new Denver Broncos stadium-a once-in-a-generation catalyst for long-term appreciation. Also, a new professional women's soccer stadium is being built nearby, adding even more value to this rapidly transforming area. Whether you're looking to fix and flip or renovate and hold as a rental, this property checks all the boxes for a high-ROI investment. Don't miss this chance to get in ahead of the curve. With nearby comps soaring post-renovation and massive infrastructure projects in motion, this is a prime location to plant your flag in Denver real estate. Cash or hard money only. Sold strictly as-is. Read Less
1361 total sqft, Living Area: 1361, Above Grade Finished Area: 1361, Building Area Total: 1361, Construction Materials: "Stone", "Stucco", Levels: "Two", Stories: 2, Year Built: 1886
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