There are many Denver homes in the Denver real estate market which have a distinct Tudor style. The evolution of architectural design in this Colorado area began with the Craftsman Bungalow, or Plains House, shortly after the First World War. This design of home was distinguished by its large shallow pitched overhanging room over vast porches with simple lines without any busy architectural detailing. This served to create a relaxed and open floor plan comparable to the more formal Classic Bungalows in the Denver Squares which were popular before World War I. Builders of the late 1920's reacted to this simple style by offering Tudor homes with varying characteristics. Some prime examples of Denver Tudor style can be found in such neighborhoods as Hilltop, Park Hill, Montclair real estate, Bonnie Brae, Old Crest Moor, and Country Club.

Tudor style dominated the Denver architectural scene from 1928 to 1941. Homes constructed during this period feature steep pitched wood shingled or tiled roofs. These homes are sided with stucco and half timbered eaves and feature elaborate chimneys with something that was innovative at the time, flue liners. Windows of the Tudor homes are hinged paired casement and stand beside doorways with round arches. Interior design of the Denver Tudor homes makes extensive use of hardwood trim and features wood fire fireplaces. The trim work in such homes is elaborate both on the interior and the exterior of the building. Designs include art deco light fixtures, ornate door hardware and unique color combinations in the bathroom tile and fixtures.

The Denver Tudor homes that are still available today are stunning examples of solid, comfortable style. Home buyers in the Denver real estate market should discuss purchasing one of these classic residences with their specialized Realtor. The homes in and around the Denver area are sturdy homes built from solid stone and brick and are perfect for families who appreciate history and original design. While the solid construction of the Denver Tudor homes does not allow for easy renovation, it does provide a safe structure that will last for generations on end.