Virginia Village · Southeast Denver

Building in
Virginia Village.

1 completed Renovar project in the neighborhood — real homes you can drive past today.

The Neighborhood

Why we build here.

Virginia Village is one of southeast Denver's quiet success stories — post-war blocks with generous lots, mid-century bones, and room to build something special. Our signature work here is Bails Drive: a cul-de-sac of mid-century modern homes we built as a single, cohesive collection.

The Bails Drive homes show what the neighborhood supports — bright two-story plans, gourmet kitchens, tall fireplaces, and finished walk-out lower levels — new construction that nods to the neighborhood's mid-century character instead of fighting it.

Mid-Century SensibilityOur Bails Drive collection was designed to fit the neighborhood's mid-century modern character — new homes that feel native to the area.

Full-Street CapabilityWe delivered the entire cul-de-sac — proof we can run multiple concurrent builds as one coordinated development.

City & County of DenverStandard Denver permitting applies; we confirm zoning and what your lot allows during feasibility.

The Proof

Our work in Virginia Village.

Every project below is a real, completed Renovar build in this part of Denver — click through for photos and the story.

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Bails DriveVirginia Village, Denver, CO

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Good to Know

Questions, answered.

What has Renovar built in Virginia Village?

An entire cul-de-sac of mid-century modern homes on Bails Drive — a coordinated collection of new-construction homes with gourmet kitchens, high ceilings, and finished lower levels.

Can you build a single custom home on my Virginia Village lot?

Yes. The same team that delivered the Bails Drive collection builds one-off customs — we'll walk your lot, confirm zoning, and give you a transparent estimate tied to real scope.

Do Virginia Village lots support larger new homes?

Many do — the neighborhood's post-war lots are often deeper than central-Denver infill parcels. We confirm setbacks, height limits, and buildable area during feasibility.