Every so often a home comes along that captures what people love about northwest Denver in a single address. 3801 W Alice Place is one of them — a four-bedroom, four-bath Urban Contemporary home on a corner lot in the heart of the Berkeley neighborhood, minutes from Tennyson Street and two of the city’s best lake parks. Offered at $1,665,000, it pairs a bright, architectural interior with an easy, walkable location that is hard to replicate anywhere else in the metro.
Originally built in 1947 and reimagined into a light-filled modern home, the property runs 3,504 finished square feet with soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, and a floor plan built for the way people actually live today. There is a bedroom on the main level for guests or a home office, a chef’s kitchen made for entertaining, and a private backyard with a professionally built deck added in 2024.
Below is a closer look at the home itself and, just as importantly, what it feels like to live in Berkeley. If you have been watching this pocket of Denver, Jason Sirois of FORM at Compass Denver can walk you through the details and help you decide whether 3801 W Alice Place is the right fit.
3801 W Alice Place at a Glance
- Price: $1,665,000
- Bedrooms / Bathrooms: 4 bed / 4 bath
- Living space: 3,504 sq ft, built 1947 (Urban Contemporary)
- Lot: 6,540 sq ft corner lot, no HOA
- Standouts: chef’s kitchen, double-height living room, 2024 back deck, detached 2-car garage
- Location: Berkeley — steps from Tennyson Street, Berkeley Lake Park, and Rocky Mountain Lake Park
Inside a Light-Filled Main Level
The main level is the heart of this home. A living room anchored by architectural beams and an accent fireplace opens up beneath soaring double-height ceilings, so the space feels expansive and full of natural light from morning to evening. Wide-plank hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and clean modern fixtures carry a warm, contemporary tone throughout.
The kitchen is built for people who genuinely like to cook and host. A huge center island gives you room to prep and gather, and the appliance package does not cut corners: an Electrolux industrial-sized refrigerator and freezer, a Bertazzoni range, and a dedicated range hood. Just off the kitchen, the dining area has its own wet bar — an easy setup for dinner parties, holidays, or a relaxed Friday night at home. The result is an open, connected main floor where cooking, dining, and living all flow together.
Four Bedrooms, Including a Spa-Like Primary Suite
Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat. Super-tall ceilings and a private balcony give it an airy, elevated feel, and the five-piece bath delivers the finishes buyers at this price point expect: separate vanities, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. It is the kind of space designed to help the day start and end well.
Two additional bedrooms each come with an ensuite full bath and a walk-in closet, which is a genuine luxury for family members, long-term guests, or roommates who value their own space. Downstairs, the main-level bedroom is flexible by design — it works beautifully as a guest room, a private home office, or a quiet spot away from the main gathering areas. With four bedrooms and four baths spread thoughtfully across the floor plan, the home lives comfortably for a range of households.
Outdoor Living on a Private Corner Lot
Denver rewards homes that make the most of the outdoors, and 3801 W Alice Place delivers. The large, fully fenced backyard is private and usable, centered on a professionally built back deck completed in 2024 — a roughly $35,000 upgrade that turns the yard into a real extension of the living space. Whether you picture summer dinners, morning coffee, or room for kids and dogs to roam, there is space to actually use here.
The corner-lot position adds light and a sense of openness that interior lots rarely offer, and a detached two-car garage plus additional off-street parking takes care of the practical side. It is a low-maintenance, lock-and-leave setup with none of the compromises that often come with new construction on a tight lot.
Living in Berkeley: Tennyson Street and Two Lake Parks
What makes this address special is not only the home — it is the neighborhood around it. Berkeley is one of Denver’s most sought-after pockets precisely because you can walk out your door and reach so much of what makes the city fun. Tennyson Street is just minutes away, packed with independent coffee shops, restaurants, breweries, and the kind of local businesses that give a neighborhood its character, plus a monthly art walk that draws people from across the metro.
Green space is just as close. Berkeley Lake Park and Rocky Mountain Lake Park bookend the neighborhood with walking loops, sports courts, playgrounds, and open water — everyday access to the outdoors without getting in the car. Between the parks, the shops, and the tree-lined streets, Berkeley strikes a balance of energy and calm that is genuinely hard to find.
Getting Around, Plus Schools and Value
Location is where this home quietly overdelivers. You are roughly ten minutes from Empower Field and downtown Denver, with quick I-70 access when the mountains call — a rare combination of urban convenience and easy weekend escapes. Bus and light-rail options sit only a few minutes away for car-free commutes.
For families weighing schools, the home is served by Denver Public Schools, with Centennial Elementary, Skinner Middle, and North High School all nearby; buyers should confirm current boundaries and enrollment directly with the district. On value, Berkeley has held its appeal through shifting market conditions, and homes that combine turnkey updates with a walkable location tend to draw steady interest. For a current read on pricing and days on market, the Denver Metro Association of Realtors market reports are a reliable, up-to-date resource.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is 3801 W Alice Place listed for?
The home is offered at $1,665,000. It is a 4-bedroom, 4-bath Urban Contemporary home with 3,504 square feet on a 6,540-square-foot corner lot in Berkeley, with no HOA.
What are the standout features of the home?
Highlights include a double-height living room with architectural beams and a fireplace, a chef’s kitchen with a large island and Bertazzoni range, a spa-like primary suite with a private balcony, two additional ensuite bedrooms, and a private backyard with a 2024-built deck.
Is the Berkeley neighborhood walkable?
Yes. Berkeley is one of Denver’s more walkable neighborhoods, with Tennyson Street’s shops, restaurants, and breweries close by, plus Berkeley Lake Park and Rocky Mountain Lake Park within easy reach for walking, biking, and time outdoors.
How far is the home from downtown Denver and the mountains?
It is roughly a ten-minute drive to Empower Field and downtown Denver, with quick I-70 access heading west toward the mountains. Bus and light-rail service is also just a few minutes away.
What schools serve the home?
The property is within Denver Public Schools, with Centennial Elementary, Skinner Middle, and North High School nearby. Because boundaries and enrollment can change, confirm the current assignments with the district before making a decision.
How do I schedule a private showing?
The easiest way is to reach out to Jason Sirois and the team at FORM at Compass Denver. Jason can arrange a private tour, answer questions about the home and Berkeley, and help you understand where it fits in today’s market.
This article is general information about a specific property and the Berkeley neighborhood, not financial, tax, legal, or investment advice. Details including price, features, and school assignments are believed accurate as of publication but can change; verify anything important directly before relying on it.
