The 5th largest county in the Denver-Metro area, Adams County appeals to those looking for either suburban or rural living. Home to over 500,000 residents, the county boast popular areas such as Thornton, Aurora, Arvada, Brighton, Westminster and more. Here you can find popular attractions like Water World, the Adams County Fair, Barr Lake State Park, Historic South Platte Trail, and a variety of parks,...
Arapahoe County, named after the Native American Arapaho Tribe, is considered Colorado’s first county. It has a rich history stretching back to the Gold Rush in the late 1850’s. Arapahoe County consists of Cherry Hills Village, Littleton, Englewood, Greenwood Village, and parts of Aurora, Bennett, Glendale, Sheridan and Watkins. Here you can find the popular Cherry Creek State Park and Hudson Gardens,...
Baker, which was designated a historic district by the City of Denver in 2000, is lined with 19th-century brick houses and charming local restaurants and businesses. Although it has numerous preserved historic homes, Baker is a diverse and vibrant urban neighborhood with proximity to Broadway’s Main Street and easy access to mass...
Located in Lakewood, Belmar is a lively, easily walkable, 22-block district filled with dozens of unique shops, restaurants, and live-and-work options. With more than 80 local boutiques and nationally branded stores, 250,000 square feet of fully leased office space, and 1,700 residences, Belmar offers a one-of-a-kind urban lifestyle just minutes from Downtown...
Over the last decade or so, Berkeley has transformed from a quirky, down-to-earth nook to a dynamic cultural hot spot. This multi-dimensional neighborhood offers its residents an eclectic mix of popular dining options, hip local art galleries, and convenient access to I-70. Located between 38th and 46th Avenues, Berkeley is bordered by I-70, Sheridan, and Federal Boulevards. Tennyson Street serves as...
Designed to resemble a Scottish village, the Bonnie Brae neighborhood features winding tree-lined streets, a circular central park, and a collection of small shops. Residents can congregate and mingle around one of Denver’s most popular pizza spots, then stroll across the street to the iconic ice cream parlor and boutique shops. Home styles in Bonnie Brae range from charming little Cape Cods and tidy...
A small town with under one square mile of land and about 300 homes, Bow Mar is a family-friendly setting with acre-sized lots, plenty of open space and a private lake with member access to the beach, marina, and tennis courts. Bow Mar’s residents rally together to cultivate a community with social clubs, recreational activities, and volunteer opportunities. Located just 12 miles from Downtown Denver...
Broomfield was originally named for the abundance of tall sorghum grown here for brooms. Thankfully, the economy has greatly diversified since those early days and now is home to many industrial and commercial enterprises, including Staples and Oracle. Homes in Broomfield are about on par with average state prices, though the market is exceptionally diverse. Within the city, you can expect to find...
Located in Downtown Denver, Capitol Hill was originally the home of Denver's elite, who constructed elaborate mansions along its stately, tree-lined streets. Today, Capitol Hill is an eclectic neighborhood filled with residences ranging from turn-of-the-last-century homes to modern high rises to older multi-family walk-ups. Capitol Hill is one of the most cosmopolitan neighborhoods in Denver, well known...
The 7.5 square miles of what used to be the Stapleton International Airport now lies one of the country’s largest urban in-fill redevelopment projects, the community of Central Park. The area is modeled after Denver’s classic neighborhoods with a few environment-friendly updates. The community is filled with affordable housing for both individuals and families in 12 different neighborhoods. Central...