Denver, Colorado · The Gold Standard Brokerage
Denver Realtor: Kaylie Curtis
Buying or selling in Cherry Creek, Washington Park, Country Club, Hilltop, Belcaro or elsewhere in central Denver? Kaylie Curtis is a Denver realtor with The Gold Standard Brokerage, and you work with her directly from the first conversation to closing.
Pictured: downtown Denver from City Park. Photo: “Mount Evans and Denver skyline from City Park Golf Course” by David Herrera, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0; cropped and resized.
Your Denver Realtor
Why work with Kaylie in Denver
In central Denver, buyers rarely compare a home with a neighborhood average. They compare it with the handful of homes that truly match it: the same block or a similar one, a similar lot, and a similar age and quality of renovation. A 1920s Country Club home, a new build near Wash Park and a Hilltop ranch on a wide lot each attract a different buyer.
Kaylie helps buyers sort out the block, the lot and whether a home is original, remodeled or newly built before they offer, and she helps sellers price from the comparisons buyers and appraisers will actually make.
Denver at a glance
What to know about Denver
- Denver Public SchoolsServes central Denver. Assignments vary by address, so confirm with the district
- 165 acresWashington Park, first designed in 1899 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places
- Cherry Creek TrailRuns past the shops, galleries and restaurants of Cherry Creek North
- Historic districtsHomes in districts like Country Club go through exterior design approval
Selling
Selling your Denver home
Kaylie studies recent sales on similar blocks and adjusts for lot size and orientation, architecture, condition, finish level and what is actively competing right now. For one-of-a-kind homes, she walks you through the range and the reasoning so you can choose a launch price with confidence.
- Get ahead of inspection: in older Denver homes, inspectors focus on sewer lines, foundations, roofs and aging systems.
- Organize the paper trail: in a historic district such as Country Club, gather records of past exterior work and approvals.
- Document the upgrades: permits, warranties and a list of systems and finishes help buyers and appraisers see value that doesn’t show in photos.
Pictured: Washington Park. Photo: “Washington Park, Denver, CO 1” by Sergio Vassio, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0; cropped and resized.
Pictured: downtown Denver from City Park. Photo: “Mount Evans and Denver skyline from City Park Golf Course” by David Herrera, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0; cropped and resized.
Buying
Buying a home in Denver
Denver’s most sought-after in-town neighborhoods cluster around Cherry Creek, the Denver Country Club and Washington Park. Within a short drive you can find a 1920s estate on a landscaped parkway, a new modern home on a rebuilt lot, or a wide-lot ranch in Hilltop.
- Mostly resale: central Denver is mostly resale, with a steady stream of renovations and rebuilds.
- Plan inspections: updated finishes can hide aging sewer lines, roofs or foundations.
- Check the rules: if you plan an addition or rebuild in a historic district, understand the design guidelines before you offer.
Denver guides
Keep exploring Denver
- Sell my house in DenverPricing, prep and timeline
- Buying a home in DenverNeighborhoods and what to check
- Denver luxury homesThe established central neighborhoods
- Washington ParkLakes, gardens and loop paths
- Cherry CreekWalkable shops and the Cherry Creek Trail
- Country ClubHistoric district near the Denver Country Club
FAQ
Questions about working with a Denver realtor
How do I reach Kaylie Curtis, Denver realtor?
Call or text Kaylie at 720-357-5785, or send a message through the form on this page. She works with buyers and sellers across Denver with The Gold Standard Brokerage.
Which Denver neighborhoods does Kaylie work in?
Kaylie helps buyers and sellers across Denver, including Cherry Creek, Country Club, Hilltop and Crestmoor, Belcaro and Bonnie Brae, and Washington Park.
What school district serves central Denver?
Denver Public Schools. Assignments vary by address, so confirm with the district’s locator for any home you’re serious about.
What should I check before buying an older Denver home?
The age and condition of major systems, sewer lines, roofs and foundations matter as much as the kitchen. In designated historic districts, exterior changes generally go through design approval, so learn the guidelines before you offer.
How do I find out what my Denver home is worth?
Start with the free home value tool for a quick estimate, then call Kaylie for a pricing plan based on recent sales on similar blocks.
Kaylie Curtis
Luxury Real Estate Agent
The Gold Standard Brokerage
Contact
Talk with Kaylie about buying or selling in Denver.
Buying or selling in Denver? Share a few details and Kaylie will reach out personally, or call or text her directly for a private conversation about your plans.
The Gold Standard Brokerage was founded by Sean Gribbons and is run by Sean Gribbons and Kaylie Curtis together.
Thank you.
Your inquiry is on its way to Kaylie, and she’ll be in touch with you personally. For anything time-sensitive, call or text 720-357-5785.