Deza Estates

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

Northglenn's architectural gem, 28 custom midcentury modern homes built by H.A. Swanson between 1955 and 1960 on a ridge overlooking downtown Denver and the Rockies. 'Deza' means 'high place' in Navajo. Featured in the 1956 Parade of Homes, this enclave predates the city of Northglenn itself and draws midcentury enthusiasts from across the metro.

At a glance

Price Range
$350K$580K
$500K–$700K
Premium end of Northglenn
Era Built
1955–1960
19002026
Mid-Century
H.A. Swanson & Associates
Community Anchors
  • E.B. Rains Jr. Memorial Park (America's Crown Community Award, splash pad, pedal boats, public art sculptures)
  • Webster Lake (fishing, paddle boating, seasonal concerts)
  • Croke Reservoir Nature Area (0.7-mile Bill Gillespie Trail, fishing pier, wildlife viewing)
  • Northglenn Recreation Center (fitness, aquatics, programs)
  • Northwest Open Space (trails and open prairie)
  • Northglenn Marketplace (55-acre shopping center at 104th & I-25, Lowe's, Ross, 30+ tenants)
  • 28 parks and 28 miles of Greenway Trail System
  • Front Range Community College (adjacent in Westminster)
  • Pirate Fest (September annual festival)
  • Food Truck Carnival (spring event on Community Center Dr)
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Where it sits

Inside Northglenn. Platted boundary.

Typical Lot0.15–0.35 acres
Home TypesSingle-family, Custom
AmenitiesCustom midcentury modern architecture, Panoramic mountain and downtown Denver views, Historic designation, Northglenn's oldest enclave, Walls of glass and covered outdoor living areas
Quick answers

Questions about Deza Estates

Where is Deza Estates?

Deza Estates is in Northglenn, about 1.0 miles southwest of the Northglenn center. The map on this page shows its platted boundary from county records.

When was Deza Estates built?

Homes in Deza Estates were built between 1955 and 1960 (mid-century). Builders on record include H.A. Swanson & Associates.

What amenities does Deza Estates have?

Deza Estates amenities include custom midcentury modern architecture, panoramic mountain and downtown Denver views, historic designation, Northglenn's oldest enclave, and walls of glass and covered outdoor living areas.

How big are the lots in Deza Estates?

Typical lots in Deza Estates run 0.15–0.35 acres.

Which schools are near Deza Estates?

Schools near Deza Estates include Malley Drive Elementary, Northglenn Middle School, and Northglenn High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

What is the nearest light-rail station to Deza Estates?

The nearest RTD light-rail station is Original Thornton / 88th Ave (N Line), about 2.7 miles from Deza Estates.

About how many homes are in Deza Estates?

County parcel records show about 92 parcels in Deza Estates.

How high is Deza Estates?

Deza Estates sits at about 5,450 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • Croke Reservoir Nature Area
  • Danahy Park
Nearby Schools
  • Malley Drive Elementary
  • Northglenn Middle School
  • Northglenn High School

Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 5 min
    I-25
  • Huron St (adjacent)
  • W 99th Ave

Transit in Northglenn: RTD N Line commuter rail, Northglenn/112th Station (opened 2020) · RTD N Line commuter rail, Eastlake/124th Station (northern terminus, nearby) · RTD N Line commuter rail, Thornton Crossroads/104th Station (south end) · RTD bus routes along Washington St, Huron St, 104th Ave, and 120th Ave corridors · 30-minute N Line ride to Union Station (downtown Denver)

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About This Profile

This profile of Deza Estates was researched in April 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range is an estimate built from comparable nearby neighborhoods rather than from direct listings. Amenity coverage is strong, with several public sources confirming the list. Only 28 homes; strong historic/midmod media coverage but thin listing data.

Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.