Home to one of Denver’s most popular parks, Cheesman is an incredible neighborhood known for its beautiful architecture, rich history, and easy access to some of the city’s most treasured public spaces. This serene neighborhood, located in the heart of the city, features stately homes, wide tree-lined streets, and quaint coffee shops, restaurants, and boutiques. Residents from across the city flock to...
The Cherry Creek North Business District is a 16-city-block area with more than 320 upscale galleries, boutiques, restaurants, salons, spas, and international fashion brands. This thriving neighborhood and commercial district is one of the most prestigious zip codes in the Denver area, and is full of luxury condos and townhomes, hip hotels with rooftop pools, and exceptional outdoor dining on every...
Cherry Hills Village, located just south of Denver, was named for the cherry tree groves that lined the original town site. It is home to a variety of high-end estates and over-10,000-square-foot mansions, most with expansive, beautifully manicured lawns. In addition to its exceptional private and public school options, as well as world-famous Cherry Hills Country Club, Cherry Hills Village offers hiking...
One of Denver’s most popular destinations, City Park is home to numerous historical monuments, two lakes, picnic sites, playgrounds, tennis courts, football and baseball fields, and sweeping views of the city’s skyline. In addition to the gorgeous park, the neighborhood is filled with a variety of well-known restaurants and is close to the Denver Zoo, Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and Bluebird...
In City Park South you can expect to find charming streets lined with mature trees and full of Denver Squares, Tudors, crafted Bungalows and Victorians. These front porches make for some of the most popular hang out spots, perfect for those who are wanting to hang out or catch up with their neighbors and friends. For those who love walking, the neighborhood is very pedestrian friendly, making it easy to...
Congress Park has wonderful old homes of strength and character, from big Denver Squares to stately Victorians to sturdy brick bungalows. Along historic Seventh Avenue Parkway, you’ll find an array of mansions with architectural styles ranging from Mission to Dutch Colonial and Mediterranean to Victorian. The community’s namesake park, Congress Park, features pristine grounds, a children’s...
Named after John J. Cory and Louise A. Merrill, two influential Denver educators, Cory-Merrill neighborhood (located just south of Bonnie Brae) was founded in 1858 as a “dry” town because its citizens didn’t like the saloons that had taken over Denver. Today it is still known as a quiet neighborhood, yet it has become a popular area for residents looking for a laid-back, family-friendly neighborhood...
Country Club Historic, as the name suggests, was developed in conjunction with the Denver Country Club, which is located to the south of the neighborhood, across First Avenue. Leading architects were commissioned to design homes in an array of styles. This incredible collection of masterpieces includes architectural influences from Colonial, French Chateau, Tudor, Santa Fe, and Georgian, to remarkable...
Cradled in architectural charm and history, Crestmoor is one of Denver’s finest neighborhoods. In this area you will find a variety of single-family residences including English Tudors, two-story Colonials and Georgians, and luxurious custom homes. Part of what makes this neighborhood so desirable is the quiet atmosphere, as well as the three nearby parks, the fine public and private schools, and...
The capital of Colorado, the city of Denver dates back to the Old West era. Here you can find landmark 19th-century buildings; a variety of outstanding museums; award-winning restaurants, breweries and distilleries; several professional sports stadiums; plus numerous parks, trails and much more. While Denver boasts a lot of history, it also provides a vibrant, modern urban feel that can’t be beat. With...