West of downtown, 6th Avenue and Colfax split Lakewood into two different eras of housing. Belmar’s mid-century ranches sit a few miles from foothill-adjacent streets still being built out today.
What Lakewood Jobs Look Like
A Belmar ranch move means low ceilings, finished basements, and a single-story carry our crew can do fast. Push west toward the foothills and it’s newer two-story construction with wider garages and steeper driveway grades.
- Belmar-area ranch homes with finished basement contents
- Foothill-adjacent new construction with steeper driveway grades
- 6th Avenue corridor commutes for downtown-bound professionals
- Downsizing moves out of older ranch floor plans
- Storage transfers for buyers timing a foothills build completion
Lakewood Access Notes
| Area | Access note |
|---|---|
| Belmar / 6th Avenue corridor | Basement staircases and low mid-century ceilings measured ahead of time |
| Colfax Avenue side | Mixed older multi-family and single-family, tighter street parking |
| Foothill-adjacent streets | Steeper grades, crew stages for a longer carry from truck to door |
Two Lakewoods, one written price
A Belmar bungalow and a foothills-facing two-story sell as the same city but move nothing alike. Cole routes the crew size and truck placement to match whichever one it is before move day, not after.
Finishing a basement clear-out before listing? Our packing guidance covers what to box first. For the household job itself, browse local moving across metro Denver, or return to the homepage.