Douglas County, located in South Denver Metro, is compromised of five incorporated municipalities: Castle Pines, Castle Rock, Larkspur, Lone Tree and Parker. Residents experience the best of suburban living while still enjoying open space and some of the best outdoor recreation Colorado has to offer. Recognized as one of the most family-friendly communities in Colorado and some of the best schools,...
At the center of it all is Downtown Denver, also known as the Central Business District, which encompasses the area between Broadway, Colfax, Speer, Lawrence Street, and 20th Street. It is a hub for world-class attractions like the Denver Performing Arts Complex, Coors Field, and 16th Street Mall designed by I.M. Pei, as well as charming hotels, shops, and upscale restaurants. From towering skyscrapers to...
As one of Denver’s most storied neighborhoods, Five Points is an extension of downtown spanning portions of River North, Ballpark, and Curtis Park. Its namesake refers to the five-way intersection of Welton Street, Washington Street, Twenty-Seventh Street, and East Twenty-Sixth Avenue. According to historical record, it originated in 1881 when streetcar signs could not fit all the names for the...
Few neighborhoods are as culturally rich and diverse as Denver’s Golden Triangle. Nestled at the intersection of art and culture, it is surrounded by Colfax to the north, Speer to the west and south, and Broadway to the east. Here you’ll find an eclectic mix of lovingly maintained Victorians, charming bungalows, and modern condos and townhomes. The area is anchored by the renowned Denver Art Museum...
Over the past 50 years, Greenwood Village has gone from a land of gravel roads and small farms to an energetic blend of residential and commercial areas. Greenwood Village contains nationally recognized business parks, like the Denver Tech Center, a variety of delicious restaurants, and the popular Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater. The area is also home to select neighborhood associations with mostly...
Over the past 50 years, Greenwood Village has gone from a land of gravel roads and small farms to an energetic blend of residential and commercial areas. Greenwood Village contains nationally recognized business parks, like the Denver Tech Center, a variety of delicious restaurants, and the popular Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater. The area is also home to select neighborhood associations with mostly...
Hale Mayfair is a mature neighborhood located in East Denver with close proximity to both Rose Hospital and National Jewish Hospital. Here you will find a variety of large Victorian homes (some restored to the original condition), Tudors, Denver Squares, Bungalows and Ranch-Style homes. There are also quite a few high rises, as many hospital interns and employees find Hale Mayfair the perfect spot to...
If you’re looking for suburban living in one of the best Denver-Metro locations, look no further than Heritage Greens. This neighborhood is within five minutes of major interstates as well as within 10 minutes of both Park Meadows Mall and Streets at SouthGlenn. Here you will find a community of close-knit residents that are able to spend time with one another through a variety of social events and...
The Highlands is one of Denver’s largest neighborhoods (250 acres) and is adjacent to downtown Denver. The area is bustling and exciting, with lots of entertainment, dining and shopping options to choose from, as well as a few breweries and local coffee shops. As far as the residents go, in Highlands, you will mostly find young professionals renting one of the high rise apartments in the neighborhood,...
Although small (one square mile to be exact), Hilltop is one of Denver’s most scenic and sought-after neighborhoods. The neighborhood lies east of Cherry Creek and contains 22 different architectural styles, some of which are Tudor, English Cottage, Mediterranean Revival and Mid-Century Modern. Also located in Hilltop is the popular Cranmer park, which offers gorgeous views of the Front Range as well as...