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White stucco front elevation of 2134 S Milwaukee St in Denver with curved gables, an arched window wall and mature shade trees

2134 S Milwaukee St, Observatory Park Denver: Real Estate Photography for Shannon Roberts

Architectural real estate photography of a new white stucco home at 2134 S Milwaukee St in Observatory Park, Denver, with arches, copper and a fireplace courtyard.

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October 10, 2026

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How to prepare for your photoshoot

Twenty minutes of prep shows up in every frame. Forward this to your sellers the day you book.

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Inside

  • Turn on every light and replace any dead bulbs
  • Open blinds and curtains
  • Clear kitchen counters, sinks and bathroom vanities
  • Tuck away personal photos, toiletries, pet bowls and toys
  • Make beds and straighten towels and rugs
  • Hide cords, remotes and small appliances

Outside

  • Move cars off the driveway and away from the curb
  • Put trash bins and hoses out of sight
  • Mow, sweep the walks and clear the porch
  • Turn sprinklers off the day before so paths are dry
  • Close garage doors

Day of the shoot

  • Turn off ceiling fans and TVs
  • Lockbox or entry code ready, no need to be home
  • Pets secured or out for a walk
  • Tell us the one detail buyers should notice

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