House in Denver, CO
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this house rental
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Homeleigh Cottage in the historic Montclair neighborhood on the East side of Central Denver is the perfect clean, cozy cottage vacation stay for one or two people. Artwork and unique collections make it reminiscent of an English cottage. It exudes old-fashioned comfort but features all the modern amenities. Enjoy flicking on the gas fireplace and snuggling up with a book or perhaps the latest copy of English Home magazine. Settle in at the back yard table and chairs under the pergola on one of Denver’s famously comfortable summer evenings and sip a glass of wine while grilling on the gas grill and gazing at the garden. Dine out at nearby restaurants or prepare your own dinner in the well-equipped kitchen. The safe, quiet neighborhood is conducive to walking, and I have furnished some maps for walks if you’re interested in historic houses. As with many lovely English cottages, you’re even within shouting distance of your own local historic castle!
East Denver location makes it relatively close to the airport – about 15 miles (or approximately 25 minutes via I-70, depending on traffic) away. Central Park train station (to the airport or downtown) is 2.5 miles away.
Off-street parking
Large, private, fenced back yard with garden and pergola
Gas grill and charcoal grill
Gas fireplace
Microwave
Gas range and oven
Refrigerator
One bedroom with Queen bed
Richthofen Castle, built by the Red Baron's uncle, is a fun, 5 minute walk away!
Grocery stores, liquor store, and pharmacy about .7 mile away in Mayfair neighborhood.
Lowry redevelopment area with Safeway, restaurants, boutique shops, aviation museum, ice cream stores, and bars is about a mile away
Cherry Creek Mall and Cherry Creek North shopping and dining district is also near – about 3 miles away.
About 4 miles to the Downtown area, bus access nearby.
Anchutz Medical Campus is located 4 miles away.
A friendly, non-shedding, hypoallergenic Labradoodle dog lives here during non-VRBO time, but I have not had reports of any allergy problems.
Enhanced cleaning procedures in place as of June 2021.
Homeleigh Cottage in the historic Montclair neighborhood on the East side of Central Denver is the perfect clean, cozy cottage vacation stay for one or two people. Artwork and unique collections make it reminiscent of an English cottage. It exudes old-fashioned comfort but features all the modern amenities. Enjoy flicking on the gas fireplace and snuggling up with a book or perhaps the latest copy of English Home magazine. Settle in at the back yard table and chairs under the pergola on one of Denver’s famously comfortable summer evenings and sip a glass of wine while grilling on the gas grill and gazing at the garden. Dine out at nearby restaurants or prepare your own dinner in the well-equipped kitchen. The safe, quiet neighborhood is conducive to walking, and I have furnished some maps for walks if you’re interested in historic houses. As with many lovely English cottages, you’re even within shouting distance of your own local historic castle!
East Denver location makes it relatively close to the airport – about 15 miles (or approximately 25 minutes via I-70, depending on traffic) away. Central Park train station (to the airport or downtown) is 2.5 miles away.
Off-street parking
Large, private, fenced back yard with garden and pergola
Gas grill and charcoal grill
Gas fireplace
Microwave
Gas range and oven
Refrigerator
One bedroom with Queen bed
Richthofen Castle, built by the Red Baron's uncle, is a fun, 5 minute walk away!
Grocery stores, liquor store, and pharmacy about .7 mile away in Mayfair neighborhood.
Lowry redevelopment area with Safeway, restaurants, boutique shops, aviation museum, ice cream stores, and bars is about a mile away
Cherry Creek Mall and Cherry Creek North shopping and dining district is also near – about 3 miles away.
About 4 miles to the Downtown area, bus access nearby.
Anchutz Medical Campus is located 4 miles away.
A friendly, non-shedding, hypoallergenic Labradoodle dog lives here during non-VRBO time, but I have not had reports of any allergy problems.
Enhanced cleaning procedures in place as of June 2021.
Amenities at Cozy, Comfy "English" Cottage on Central Denver's East Side
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Denver, CO
Ratings and reviews
8 / 10Excellent·Jul 2025
Had a very nice stay at this property. Tv was just a little difficult to use. Owner was very helpful
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2024
Cynthia, host, was awesome. She was very communicative pre- and during our stay. Her explanation(mostly via sticky notes) of every component of the rental was excellent: it was easy to figure out how everything worked. The house was well-equipped with anything anyone could want.
I am a Denver native but have lived in Boston for 50 years, so was awate of the Montclair neighborhood, but had not spent much time there. It was lovely. The historical walk high lighting neighborhood sites included in Cynthia's notebook was outstanding.
Plus, it was close to a venue in Lowry which was the focus of our trip..
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2024
So peaceful! Slept so comfortably and well. Situated in a great safe neighborhood and I enjoyed very nice safe peaceful runs in the morning. Coffee and tea to start my day (she was so very kind to leave me a scone) and awesome shower! I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again! Cynthia was an awesome host! Hoping to be back soon!
5 / 10·Oct 2019
We had a lovely time in the English Cottage. Everything was well appointed.Little did Cynthia know that actual royalty has now stayed at her english get away. I come from the bloodline of King Edward the III through my 9th great grandmother Anne Skipwith, born York Castle, Yorkshire, England 1642 and died Philadelphia, Penn. on April 3, 1723. She married first at Hull in a Quaker ceremony on the 11th day 7th mo. 1662 to William Goforth, born at Knedlington, England 1631, died Burlington, New Jersey between 1677 and 1686. We would enjoy staying again sometime in the future when we visit our daughter in Denver.Victor and Susan GoforthOnaway MI
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"Cynthia, host, was awesome. She was very communicative pre- and during our stay. Her explanation(mostly via sticky notes) of every component of the rental was excellent: it was easy to figure out how ..."
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