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OF DENVERNeighborhoods

Denver has an abundance of character throughout each of its unique neighborhoods, something our agents know a lot about! This comprehensive guide was curated by Corcoran Perry & Co. REALTORS® who live, work, and play in Denver’s vibrant and diverse neighborhoods. As you peruse our guide, you’ll be able to explore the amenities, discover home styles, locate the boundaries, and get a feel for the distinctive vibe of each Denver neighborhood.

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Larimer Square | LoDo/Union Station | pg. 16

NEIGHBORHOODS OFCentral Denver

6 CENTRAL DENVERAuraria/River MileThe neighborhood of Auraria is dominated by three institutions of higher learning: University of Colorado Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and Community College of Denver. Parts of the original neighborhood remain in the Ninth Street Historic Park on the Auraria campus. The other two major features are Elitch Gardens and the Ball Arena. The surrounding area along the South Platte River is currently being redeveloped into a substitutable, accessible neighborhood known as the “River Mile” development initiative.Boundaries: Speed Blvd, I-70, S Platte RiverPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESCondoKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 10Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 1Sporting EventsRecreationHigher Education

7 CENTRAL DENVERCapitol HillThe quintessential urban neighborhood, Capitol Hill is the perfect blend of hipster coolness and historic charm. A dense, walkable community, it’s lled with a little bit of everything; stately victorians, classic brownstones, and vintage apartment buildings - many of which have been converted to condos. It’s an eclectic mix of people that’s home to quirky coffee shops, some of the most elegant of the city’s restaurants, grocery stores and tree-lined streets. Parking can be tough, but you’re oh-so close to everything you need.Boundaries: Lawrence St, 20th St, N Broadway, W Colfax, Speer BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESCondoVictorianModernKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 9Local Businesses Bike TrailMuseums

8 CENTRAL DENVERCheesman ParkCheesman Park attracts a diverse blend of residents, runners, dog-walkers, the LGBTQ community, apartment renters, and mansion dwellers. Surrounding its namesake park, this neighborhood offers luxury high-rise living with breathtaking views, beautiful Victorian homes with colorful gardens, and quaint condos on quiet streets. Mature shade trees add a sense of elegance to the area. Coffeehouses, bars, boutiques, restaurants and the ever-popular Denver Botanic Gardens cater to a broad range of tastes for residents and visitors alike.Boundaries: E Colfax Ave, York St, E 8th Ave, N Downing StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESVictorianCondoTownhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8 Transit: 7Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 4Bar & RestaurantsRec CenterLarge Park

9 CENTRAL DENVERCity ParkDenver’s City Park neighborhood sits adjacent to Denver’s premier cultural amenities including the Denver Zoo, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and are a quick jaunt to downtown Denver. This historic area is named for the expansive, 320-acre park that provides the “postcard view” of Denver’s skyline against a mountain backdrop. Boundaries: E 23rd Ave, Colorado Blvd, E Colfax Ave, York StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESDenver SquareCondoBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 7Local Businesses: 6Chain Convenience: 4Bars & RestaurantsMuseumsRec Center

10 CENTRAL DENVERCity Park WestThe City Park West neighborhood sits adjacent to Denver’s premier cultural amenities including the Fillmore Auditorium, The Ogden theatre, and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and are a quick jaunt to downtown Denver. This historic area backs one of Denver’s infamous parks, City Park, 320-acre park that provides the “postcard view” of Denver’s skyline against a mountain backdrop. Boundaries: E 23rd Ave, York St, E Colfax Ave, N Downing StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESDenver SquareCondoModernKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8 Transit: 7Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 2Bars & RestaurantsNightlifeLarge Park

11 CENTRAL DENVERClaytonClayton is a diverse neighborhood with residents from a variety of backgrounds and cultures. It has managed to retain nearly all of its original architecture, which gives the area its unique, and original charm. It’s home to Cluster Studios, a large former warehouse and early pioneer of a mixed-use workspaces. The neighborhood is named for the former historic George W. Clayton Trust and College that has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Boundaries: E 40th Ave, Colorado Blvd, Martin Luther King Blvd, York StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowRowhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 6Local Businesses: 2Chain Convenience: 1Close to HighwayParks

12 CENTRAL DENVERDowntown DenverDenver’s central business district has become a 24-hour micro-city, offering a lively mix of business, arts, entertainment, recreation, dining, and shopping. While the city’s highest skyscrapers are home to Denver’s booming business community, luxury condominium living, existing museums, shopping, parks, theatre, sports and concerts—all within walking distance. Grounded by the popular 16th Street pedestrian mall, downtown Denver offers a variety of housing and is the crossroads to the metro area’s public transit system.Boundaries: Lawrence St, 20th St, N Broadway, W Colfax, Speer BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESHigh RisesKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 10/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 10Transit: 10Local Businesses: 9Chain Convenience: 1Bars & RestaurantsNightlifeSporting Events

13 CENTRAL DENVERElyria-SwanseaElyria-Swansea is a neighborhood in transition. It’s location surrounding the I-70 viaduct replacement project and the National Western complex, are game changers, and will change it dramatically in the next decade. Construction is now underway for a planned $1 billion overhaul of the stock show complex and the surrounding area. When completed, the area is expected to lure an additional million visitors annually. City ofcials also said they expect up to 350 new businesses to locate near the center and create as many as 10,000 new jobs.Boundaries: E 54th Ave, Colorado Blvd, E 40th Ave, Blake St, 38th St, S Platter River, Riverside Cemetery, Brighton BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESCondoKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 1Chain Convenience: 1Close to HighwaySporting Events

14 CENTRAL DENVERFive Points/RiNoFounded in the 1860s as one of the city’s rst suburbs, Rino/Five Points is a busy retail, restaurant and burgeoning residential hub, adjacent to downtown Denver and conveniently linked by light rail. The area has some of the city’s oldest turn-of-the-century homes and the diverse neighborhood is enjoying an on-going development of apartments and modern townhomes. Attractions include; the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library, Historic Curtis-Mestizo Park, and some of Denver’s most popular new restaurants. Boundaries: Platt River, 38th St, N Downing St, Park Ave, E 20th Ave, 20th StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESVictorianCondoTownhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 9 Transit: 8Local Businesses: 9Chain Convenience: 7NightlifeBars & RestaurantsArts & Culture

15 CENTRAL DENVERGlobevilleGlobeville’s history as a home for immigrants has continued making this neighborhood wonderfully rich in cultural diversity. Artists and creatives have been attracted to this strong community spurring the opening of new gallery spaces. Physically isolated from the rest of Denver by the freeways, railroad lines, and south Platte River, its village feel remains intact, with new, hip bars popping up in unexpected places.Boundaries: E 52nd Ave, Emerson St, 53rd Ave, N Marion St, E 56th Ave, Franklin St, S Platter River, Inca StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESCottageVictorianRow HomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 2Chain Convenience: 2Close to HighwayClose to Downtown

16 CENTRAL DENVERLoDo/Union StationLoDO is Denver’s front porch, greeting residents and visitors at its epicenter, the gloriously renovated Union Station. Packed with trendy restaurants, bars, chic hotels, renovated loft homes and new luxury condos, the neighborhood’s must see sights include Historic Larimer Square, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tattered Cover Book Store, and the highly coveted Wynkoop Brewery. Its connections to the rest of the city are numerous via light rail, free 16th Street Mall shuttle, and Cherry Creek bike path.Boundaries: S Platte River, 20th St, Lawrence St, S Platte RiverPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESCondoLoftKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 10/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7Transit: 7Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 4Bars & RestaurantsClose to TransitNightlife

17 CENTRAL DENVERSkylandSitting just north of the City Park Golf Course, the Skyland neighborhood is in development. Its city-close location has attracted the attention of new home builders, who are creating new duplexes and townhomes among the existing bungalows, tudors, and brick ranches. Its proximity to downtown Denver makes commuting—by bike or car a breeze.Boundaries: Martin Luther King Blvd, Colorado Blvd, E 23rd Ave, York StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowRowhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 2Chain Convenience: 1Large ParkGolfMuseums

18 CENTRAL DENVERWhittierNamed after John Whittier, American poet and abolitionist, Denver’s Whittier neighborhood features beautiful, historic homes in Victorian, Queen Anne and Denver Square styles. Whittier’s historic charm, convenient location just northeast of downtown and its close proximity to City Park make it a popular neighborhood with families and singles. Whittier is connected to downtown Denver via nearby light rail. The popular Uptown on the Hill area is located just to the south of Whittier.Boundaries: Martin Luther King Blvd, York St, E 23rd Ave, N Downing StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8 Transit: 7Local Businesses: 6Chain Convenience: 1Arts & CultureClose to TransitClose to Downtown

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge | Central Park | pg. 22

NEIGHBORHOODS OFNorth East Denver

22 NORTH EAST DENVERCentral ParkCentral Park has transformed the site of Denver’s old airport into a shiny, new neighborhood with loads of open space and trails. Multiple shopping and restaurant districts are conveniently located throughout the neighborhood, so residents don’t feel the need to leave the area. Still, they’re close enough to downtown to make commuting a breeze. Boundaries: Smith Rd, Havana St, Havana Way, E 26th Ave, Beeler St, E Montview Blvd, Syracuse St, E 23rd Ave, Quebec StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESTraditionalTownhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 4Transit: 7Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 7Close to HighwayTrails & Open SpaceRec Center

23 NORTH EAST DENVERGreen Valley RanchOne of Denver’s fastest growing neighborhoods–with close proximity to Denver International Airport and to I-70, Green Valley Ranch offers a unique suburban environment within the city of Denver. Surrounded by green elds of open space, and serviced by two light rail stops, the Green Valley Ranch continues to grow. Even more impressive is the business community developing in the surrounding area. The $800 million Gaylord Rockies Resort and the Panasonic Enterprise Solutions campus is bringing thousands of jobs to the community.Boundaries: E 56th Ave, Picadilly Rd, E 38th Ave, East Branch Highline Canal, E 40th Ave, Tower RdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchMultilevelTraditionalKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 2Transit: 6Local Businesses: 2Chain Convenience: 8Open Space & TrailsClose to DIARec Center

24 NORTH EAST DENVERMontbelloMontbello began as a suburban-style development in the 1960s as a mixed—use community at the edge of northeast Denver. Residents enjoy spectacular views of Mount Evans, Long’s Peak, and the Continental Divide. To the north of Montbello is the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, nearly 17,000 acres. The wildlife refuge is home to more than 330 species of wildlife including raptors, deer, raccoons, coyotes, white pelicans, black-footed ferrets, black-tailed prairie dogs, and bison. Boundaries: E 56th Ave, Chambers Rd, I-70, Havana StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchMultilevelKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 2/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 4 Transit: 2Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 2Close to HighwayClose to DIA

25 NORTH EAST DENVERNortheast ParkHillNortheast Park Hill offers residents the best of suburban living in the heart of a metropolis. Spend the morning out on the Park Hill Golf Course and pop downtown for dinner via the convenient light rail station @ 40th & Colorado. In 2016, the Dahlia Campus for Health & Well-Being opened a four-acre site at 35th Ave and Dahlia. The facility offers spaces to the community to support surrounding neighborhoods. Outdoor amenities include play areas, counseling gardens and an urban community garden geared toward year-round production. Boundaries: E 52nd Ave, Forest St, 48th Ave, Quebec St, Martin Luther King Blvd, Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6 Transit: 6Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 7Close to HighwayParksRec Center

26 NORTH EAST DENVERNorth Park HillNorth Park Hill features charming brick bungalows and tudors, with some brick ranches here and there. The locally-owned retail shops and restaurants tucked along some of North Park Hill’s quiet streets are local favorites and, sometimes, well-kept secrets. Only minutes to both Stapleton and downtown Denver, North Park Hill’s central location is hard to beat. Just to the east, Quebec St. offers a variety of restaurants, hotels, shopping and services.Boundaries: Martin Luther King Blvd, Quebec St, E 23rd Ave, Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 6Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 7Rec CenterLocal BusinessClose to Highway

27 NORTH EAST DENVERSouth Park HillSouth Park Hill is one of Denver’s “crown jewel” neighborhoods, lled with impressive homes and gardens, especially along east 17th Ave Parkway. Located just east of Colorado Blvd, its beautiful tree-lined streets are immensely walkable. South Park Hill is immediately east of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, the Denver Zoo and City Park. Colfax Ave lies along the southern edge, and provides residents with easy access to a variety of locally owned shops and restaurants. Boundaries: E 23rd Ave, Quebec St, E Colfax Ave, Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESTraditionalBungalowDenver SquareKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7Transit: 4Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 5QuietParksMuseums

Sloan Lake | Sloan’s Lake | pg. 35

NEIGHBORHOODS OFNorth West Denver

30 NORTH WEST DENVERBerkeleyNestled between trendy West Highland and charming Sunnyside, Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood offers popular dining options, local art galleries, lush parks, and an eclectic mix of homes. This funky neighborhood bursts with local avor and West Denver allure! Plus, enjoy convenient access to I-70 for downtown or the mountains.Boundaries: I-70, Federal Blvd, W 38th Ave, Sheridan BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernTudorBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 10Chain Convenience: 6Bars & RestaurantsDog ParkLarge Park

31 NORTH WEST DENVERChaee ParkResurgent neighborhood Chaffee Park attracts many who want a home convenient to downtown and the popular Highlands area. It has charming ranch homes with plenty of room for outdoor space and offers close proximity to I-25 and I-70. Zuni Park sits right in the middle of the neighborhood and features some of the best downtown city skyline views around. Boundaries: Columbine Rd, W 52nd Ave, Kalamath St, I-70, Federal BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 4Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 2Close to HighwayLarge Park

32 NORTH WEST DENVERHighland/LoHiLocated just northwest of downtown Denver, Denver Highland provides a convenient haven for its lucky residents with its charming dining and shopping destinations. Highland has become one of Denver’s hottest areas. New lofts and renovated bungalows attract residents who appreciate its pleasant streets, local businesses, and central location. The neighborhood’s epicenter, Highland Square, offers many hip shops and restaurants as well as a gathering place for the community. Boundaries: E 6th Ave Pkwy, Quebec St, E 4th Ave, Onieda St, E 1st Ave, N Monaco Pkwy, E Cedar Ave, S Monaco Pkwy, E Alameda Ave, Colorado Blvd.PREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernBungalowCondoKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8 Transit: 9Local Businesses: 10Chain Convenience: 2Close to HighwayBars & RestaurantsLocal Business

33 NORTH WEST DENVERJeerson ParkThe Jefferson Park neighborhood is named for the large park, located in the middle of the neighborhood. With striking views of the city, Jefferson Park is another urban neighborhood changing, with most of its turn-of-the-century Victorian homes being replaced by modern, townhouse developments. Just west of I-25, Jeff Park offers quick access to downtown as well as Mile High Stadium, the Children’s Museum, the Denver Aquarium and more. Boundaries: W 29th Ave, Speer Blvd, S Platte River, Mile High Stadium Cir, Mile High Stadiun W Cir, W 18th Ave, Federal BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernVictorianTownhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 7Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 4Sporting EventsBars & RestaurantsGrocery

34 NORTH WEST DENVERRegisRegis, which sits north of I-70 and the Berkeley neighborhood, is anchored by Regis University and Willis Case Golf Course. It’s convenient location along I-70 is perfect for quick access to downtown, the mountains, and the popular Highland and Berkeley neighborhoods, with great restaurants and shopping. Older brick homes, mature trees and an eclectic mix of students, families and singles, make this an affordable neighborhood with a hint of artistic character.Boundaries: W 52nd Ave, Federal Blvd, I-70, N Harlan StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5Transit: 6Local Businesses: 6Chain Convenience: 1Open SpaceGolfHigher Education

35 NORTH WEST DENVERSloan’s LakeSloan’s Lake features a range of home styles and prices near the city’s largest lake. Modern townhomes are being built throughout, joining traditional bungalows and ranches sitting on large lots. Both city and mountain views are commonplace and visitors can see water skiers enjoying the lake. Located near the popular West Highland neighborhood, residents enjoy the many festivals and events held at the park, and the three-mile bike-and-pedestrian path around the lake. Boundaries: W 29th Ave, Federal Blvd, W 19th Ave, Meade St, W 17th Ave, Sheridan BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESTudorBungalowMid-CenturyKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7Transit: 7Local Businesses: 6Chain Convenience: 6LakeArts & CultureLocal Business

36 NORTH WEST DENVERSunnysideSunnyside still benets from an urban revival, as civic-minded citizens have moved into this close-to-downtown neighborhood. Located north of West 38th Ave, Sunnyside is a great spot for edgy urban dwellers as well as those looking for a convenient commute, whether by light rail or easy bike ride to downtown. Modern homes and townhomes are being added to an existing mix of tudors, bungalows, and victorian homes on larger-than-usual lots. An emerging restaurant scene includes some of Denver’s most popular spots and new classics. Boundaries: W 48th Ave S Dr, Inca St, W 38th Ave, Federal BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 8Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 4Close to TransitClose to HighwayLocal Business

37 NORTH WEST DENVERWest HighlandLocated just northwest of downtown Denver, West Highland provides a convenient haven for its lucky residents and a charming dining and shopping destination for all. The West Highland neighborhood features a diverse collection of homestyles ranging from mid-century modern to the traditional bungalow. West Highland is enjoying a resurgence, and has become one of Denver’s hottest areas. The neighborhood’s epicenter, Highland Square, offers many hip shops and restaurants.Boundaries: W 38th Ave, Federal Blvd, W 29th Ave, Sheridan BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESBungalowTudorVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8Transit: 4Local Businesses: 9Chain Convenience: 3Bars & RestaurantNightlifeArts & Culture

Wings Over The Rockies | Lowry | pg. 48

NEIGHBORHOODS OFSouth East Denver

40 SOUTH EAST DENVERBelcaro“Belcaro” means “beautiful beloved” in Italian. One of the stylish neighborhoods in central Denver, Belcaro is close to Cherry Creek shopping and just a few minutes from downtown. Tree-lined streets and immaculate yards add to the quiet charm. Many shops and restaurants in Bonnie Brae and on Old South Gaylord serve residents and convenient proximity to I-25 and light rail stations put all of Metro Denver at Belcaro’s ngertips.Boundaries: Cherry Creek S Dr, E Alameda Ave, Colorado Blvd, E Mississippi Ave, S University BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESTraditionalRanchTudorKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 9Bars & RestaurantsNightlifeArts & Culture

41 SOUTH EAST DENVERCory-MerrillThe quiet enclave of Cory-Merrill features large lots and a mix of traditional, new, and remodeled homes. Just north of the University of Denver, Cory-Merrill offers a serene suburban-like neighborhood nestled in the city. Nearby Washington Park provides miles of recreational paths, lakes, and gardens. Residents have easy access to attractions in Cherry Creek and are close to the charming shops and restaurants of Bonnie Brae.Boundaries: E Mississippi Ave, S Colorado Blvd, S University BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernRanchTraditionalKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 6Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 7Close to HighwayClose to TransitHigher Education

42 SOUTH EAST DENVERCherry CreekPeople ock to Denver’s largest collection of locally-owned business in Cherry Creek Denver. Cherry Creek is a luxury enclave featuring upscale new townhomes and mansion-like remodeled bungalows. It’s a pedestrian-friendly place to see and be seen, and features popular bars and restaurants. Residents love the adjacent 22-mile Cherry Creek recreational path, world-class shopping, and the annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival.Boundaries: E 6th Ave, Colorado Blvd, E Alameda Ave, Cherry Creek N Dr, University BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernCondoBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 4Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 8Bars & RestaurantsNightlifeShopping

43 SOUTH EAST DENVERGoldsmithDeveloped in the 60s and 70s, Goldsmith remains a smaller, quiet community of suburban-like houses situated on winding, tree-lined streets. Although the neighborhood itself offers little amenities within its borders, easy access to shopping and dining are close by, and popular Bible Park is a few blocks away. Equidistant between downtown Denver and the Tech Center, a light rail connection at Yale Ave offers easy connection to both.Boundaries: Evans Ave, S Quebec St, E Yale Ave, S Kearney St, Highline Canal, E Warren Ave, S Grape St, E Iliff Ave, Service Rd, I-25.PREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESMultilevelMid-CenturyRanchKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6 Transit: 6Local Businesses: 2Chain Convenience: 4Open Space & TrailsClose to DTCClose to Highway

44 SOUTH EAST DENVERHale/MayfairNot unlike its neighbor Montclair, Hale/Mayfair has ample ranch and tudor homes on quiet streets. A large portion of the neighborhood is being redeveloped, and will offer a variety of residential options including condos, townhomes, and apartments. The plan includes the adaptive reuse of some of the iconic buildings within a former health campus site, retaining the history of the area. The whole project will be walkable and bike friendly, integrated into the existing neighborhood, green space and pedestrian amenities.Boundaries: E Colfax Ave, Ivanhoe St, E 10th Ave, Holly St, E 8th Ave,E 6th Ave Pkwy, Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchTudorCondoKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8Transit: 4Local Businesses: 5Chain Convenience: 7QuietShopping

45 SOUTH EAST DENVERHampdenHampden, with its neighbors Hampden South and Southmoor Park, sits along the most southern boundary of Denver. Built in the ‘60s and ‘70s, these suburban pockets are filled with pretty winding streets and sprawling ranch homes on large lots. Hampden Avenue serves as the area’s business district with a variety of retail, entertainment, and eateries. Bible Park is the epicenter of outdoor recreation and a convenient light rail station at Hampden and I-25 provides easy access to downtown Denver and Denver Tech Center.Boundaries: E Yale Ave, S Syracuse Way, S Whiting Way, Highline Canal, E Yale Ave, Cherry Creek S Dr, Highline Canal Trail, S Dayton Way, E Iliff Ave, S Parker Rd, S Havana St, E Hampden Ave, I-25PREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchMultilevelKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 8Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 8Light RailGolfClose to DTC

46 SOUTH EAST DENVERHampden SouthHampden, with its neighbors Hampden South and Southmoor Park, sits along the most southern boundary of Denver. Built in the ‘60s and ‘70s, these suburban pockets are filled with pretty winding streets and sprawling ranch homes on large lots. Hampden Avenue serves as the area’s business district with a variety of retail, entertainment, and eateries. Bible Park is the epicenter of outdoor recreation and a convenient light rail station at Hampden and I-25 provides easy access to downtown Denver and Denver Tech Center.Boundaries: E Hampden Ave, S Boston St, I-25, S Yosemite St, E Belleview Ave, DTC Blvd, I-25PREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchMultiLevelKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 8Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 8Light RailGolfClose to DTC

47 SOUTH EAST DENVERHilltopSpacious, stylish homes line the immaculate streets of Hilltop. Hilltop is one of Denver’s most coveted neighborhoods, with a mix of grand old homes and newly-built classics. Cranmer Park is at the center of it all, offering 23 acres of open space and playing fields. Excellent schools and wide, safe streets attract families and residents who appreciate Hilltop’s above-it-all location. There’s easy access to groceries, shops, and restaurants along Colorado Boulevard and in adjacent Cherry Creek.Boundaries: E 6th Ave Pkwy, Quebec St, E 4th Ave, Onieda St, E 1st Ave, N Monaco Pkwy, E Cedar Ave, S Monaco Pkwy, E Alameda Ave, Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESTraditionalTudorRanchKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 2/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6 Transit: 3Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 2ParkRecreationQuiet

48 SOUTH EAST DENVERLowryThe Lowry neighborhood has reclaimed a former Air Force base and turned it into an oasis for family living. Lowry was built within the last decade, and its homeowners love the suburban tone that’s also very close to Denver’s many attractions and amenities. Just east of the established neighborhoods of Hilltop and Crestmoor, this well-planned community offers nearby amenities, and grocery stores as well as open spaces, public art throughout, and a town center of its own. Boundaries: E 11th Ave, Yosemite St, E Lowry Blvd, Dayton St, E 1st Ave, Common Ground Golf Course, E Alameda Ave, S Monaco Pkwy, E Cedar Ave, E Bayaud Ave, N Monaco PkwyPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernTraditionalTownhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 3Local Businesses: 4Chain Convenience: 3GolfTrails & Open SpaceRecreation

49 SOUTH EAST DENVERUniversityThe neighborhood surrounding the University of Denver bustles with students, coffeehouses, fast-casual restaurants, and bars. Just east of University Boulevard, the neighborhood boasts a slew of amenities including access to sporting and cultural events at DU, convenient shopping and a multitude of recreational opportunities. A variety of home styles, from small bungalows to mid-century ranches and new single family homes, provide an eclectic mix in the neighborhood.Boundaries: I-25, S University Blvd, E Columbine Pl, S Vine St, E Dartmouth -Ave, S Fraklin St, E Amherst Ave, S Downing StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchTraditionalCondoKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 8Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 6Bars & RestaurantsHigher EducationClose to Highway

50 SOUTH EAST DENVERUniversity HillsUniversity Hills is a quiet, city-close neighborhood mostly built i n t h e 5 0 s a n d 6 0 s . I t ’s s u r r o u n d e d b y m a j o r t h o r o u g h f a r e s a n d lots of retail and dining options. More recently, developers have been building new homes scattered among the existing properties. Eisenhower Park is within walking distance, and a light rail station provides connection to both downtown and the Denver Tech Center.Boundaries: I25, E Hampden Ave, S Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchTraditionalKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 7Local Businesses: 4Chain Convenience: 8Close to HighwayBike TrailsLocal Business

51 SOUTH EAST DENVERVirginia VillageClose to I-25, Virginia Village is a great neighborhood for commuters and families. It offers city residential living near the convenience of major retailers and restaurants on Colorado Boulevard Homes in this area attract those who are drawn to the area’s collection of California contemporary houses. Nearby Virginia Vale offers open spaces and access to the historic, landmark Four Mile Park.Boundaries: E Mississippi Ave, Cherry Creek N Dr, S Quebec St, Evans Ave, S Colorado BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchMid-CenturyCondoKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 4Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 6Close to HighwayTrails & Open SpaceShopping

52 SOUTH EAST DENVERWashington ParkWashington Park is a Denver favorite, owing to its tree-lined streets and the fabulous, 161-acre park for which the area is named. Wash Park attracts residents who can afford the area’s ever-expanding homes. The park’s lakes, rec center, gardens, playgrounds, and trails are exceedingly popular for all Denverites. Popular restaurants along Alameda Ave feed residents, and I-25 and light rail station connect Wash Park to the rest of the city.Boundaries: E Alameda Ave, University Blvd, I-25, S Downing StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernTraditionalBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 6Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 3Close to HighwayQuietRecreation

53 SOUTH EAST DENVERWashington ParkWestWashington Park is a Denver favorite, owing to its tree-lined streets and the fabulous, 161-acre park for which the area is named. Wash Park attracts residents who can afford the area’s ever-expanding homes. The park’s lakes, rec center, gardens, playgrounds, and trails are exceedingly popular for all Denverites. Popular restaurants along Alameda Ave feed residents, and I-25 and light rail station connect Wash Park to the rest of the city.Boundaries: E Alameda Ave, S Downing St, I-25, W Mississippi Ave, S BroadwayPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernRanchVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7Transit: 8Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 5Close to HighwayLocal BusinessArts & Culture

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56 SOUTH WEST DENVERBakerNestled adjacent to Washington Park and Lincoln Park, Denver’s Baker neighborhood has a lot to offer. This neighborhood boasts convenient proximity to some of Denver’s most popular locations. Boundaries: Alameda Ave, S Platte River, W Mississippi Ave, Federal BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernTraditionalBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 6/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 6Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 3Bars & RestaurantsNightlifeArts & Culture

57 SOUTH WEST DENVERAthmar ParkBordering Baker, Valverde, and Ruby Hill, Athmar Park provides amazing accessibility to Denver’s best neighborhoods and amenities. Plus, with its westerly placement and proximity to I-25, adventure seekers find easy access to the Rocky Mountains! Athmar Park hosts working-class residents and quiet redevelopments, including the newly revitalized Alameda Square shopping center and boasts three beautiful parks and countless local eateries.Boundaries: 6th Ave, S Broadway, E Mississippi Ave, S Platter RiverPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESModernRanchVictorianKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7Transit: 8Local Businesses: 7Chain Convenience: 5Close to HighwayLakeLarge Park

58 SOUTH WEST DENVERBarnumSituated just south of the Sixth Avenue Freeway, it was named after the American circus mogul P.T. Barnum, who bought acreage to establish a winter home for his circus in the city. It never materialized, but the amazing views of the city from Barnum Park and plenty of Denver’s ethnic restaurant options along Federal Boulevard. This neighborhood offers a lot for people looking to buy a 1950s-era single-family home close to downtown.Boundaries: 6th Ave, S Broadway, E Mississippi Ave, S Platter RiverPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESBungalowRanchKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 5Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 8ViewsRecreation

59 SOUTH WEST DENVERBarnum WestA hidden Denver gem, Barnum West’s consistency, and affordability continue to make it an extremely desirable neighborhood for many folks. Home styles range from quaint cottages to cozy ranches. Its safe streets, great elementary school, and access to Weir Gulch Park make it the perfect location to call home.Boundaries: 6th Ave, S Broadway, E Mississippi Ave, S Platter RiverPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESCottageVictorianRow HomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8 Transit: 8Local Businesses: 9Chain Convenience: 8ViewsRecreation

60 SOUTH WEST DENVERBear ValleyDeveloped in the 1950s and 1960s as Denver expanded westward, Bear Valley was one of Denver’s rst suburban neighborhoods. Winding streets lled with quaint ranchs and mid-century homes are generally well-maintained, and Bear Valley Park threads its way through the community; following the path of Bear Creek. Plenty of suburban-style shopping and dining are nearby, with quick access to US-285.Boundaries: W Vassar Ave, W Yale Ave, S Sherman Blvd, Hwy 285, W Kenyon Ave, Bear Creek, S Wadsworth BlvdOpen Space & TrailsLarge ParkPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchMultilevelKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 3Transit: 3Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 6

61 SOUTH WEST DENVERHarvey ParkThe Harvey Park neighborhood, located in far southwest Denver, sits along the northside of US-285. Built in the 1950’s, it’s known for its selection of some of Denver’s best, mid-century modern architecture. California Contemporary homes fill the neighborhoods’ quiet, suburban-like streets. Enthusiasts are moving to the area and renovating the homes to their former glory. Harvey Park and Lake are nearby, with additional retail options close-by.Boundaries: W Jewell Ave, S Federal Blvd, W Yale Ave, S Sheridan Blvd, W Warren Ave, S Harlan St, W Green Meadows Pl, S Depew StPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESMultilevelMid-CenturyRanchKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 5 Transit: 3Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 2Bike TrailsParkRec Center

62 SOUTH WEST DENVERHarvey Park SouthResidential development in Harvey Park South began in the early 50s, and included low-density, single family ranch homes and several sought-after mid-century homes. Community shopping centers sit on the edges along Federal and Sheridan Boulevards. The area features the former Loretto Heights College campus, which is currently being redeveloped into a multi-use community including apartments, single-family housing, and commercial development.Boundaries: W Yale Ave, S Federal Blvd, W Floyd Ave, S Knox Ct, Hwy 285, S Sheridan BlvdParkBike TrailsRec CenterPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESMultilevelMid-CenturyRanchKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 4Transit: 3Local Businesses: 3Chain Convenience: 5

63 SOUTH WEST DENVERLincoln ParkLincoln Park is one of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods, located just south of the city. Extremely walkable to downtown, Lincoln Park is also connected to the rest of the city via light rail station and the popular Cherry Creek bike path. The neighborhood is home to the Santa Fe Arts District, a multi-faceted strip of eclectic shops and galleries, that host to the ever popular First Friday event.Boundaries: I-70, Speer Blvd, N Broadway, 6th Ave, S Platte RiverPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESVictorianRanchTownhomeKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 4/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8Transit: 7Local Businesses: 6Chain Convenience: 3Close to HighwayArts & Culture

64 SOUTH WEST DENVERMar LeeAs Denver expanded westward in the 50s and 60s, communities such as Mar Lee were developed. Located just west of Federal Blvd, Mar Lee is anchored by plentiful outdoor space, including Gareld Lake Park, offering a playground, swimming pool and athletic elds/courts, and the Sanderson Gulch Trail. Locally-owned restaurants and shopping line the streets on either side, along Federal and Sheridan Boulevards.Boundaries: W Mississippi Ave, S Federal Blvd, W Jewell Ave, S Sheridan BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchCottageKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 3/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 6Transit: 3Local Businesses: 4Chain Convenience: 2Trails & Open SpacePark

65 SOUTH WEST DENVERPlatt ParkDenver has rediscovered Platt Park, with many residents building new homes and duplexes that fit this area’s energetic spirit. Located just east of the south Broadway corridor, and close to the University of Denver, Platt Park is seeing many of its older homes remodeled for modern living. Schools and businesses cater to the growing number of young families in the area. Old South Pearl Street’s charming shops, restaurants, and summer farmer’s market draws people from all over the city, as do the antique shops on South Broadway.Boundaries: E Mississippi Ave, I25, S Downing St, Evans Ave, S BroadwayPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 7/10 Hit & Miss ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 8 Transit: 10Local Businesses: 9Chain Convenience: 2Bars & RestaurantsParkShopping

66 SOUTH WEST DENVERRosedaleNestled between South Broadway and the University of Denver sits The Rosedale Neighborhood. Developed in the 50s and 60s, it circles one of Denver’s largest parks, Harvard Gulch West Park, complete with a recreation center, grassy areas, trails, a swimming pool, athletic fields, and workshops. The area primarily consists of well-tended brick ranches on large city lots with a few modern duplexes and townhomes. The light rail serves the area at Santa Fe and Evans, with lots of bars and restaurants line adjacent South Broadway.Boundaries: Evans Ave, S Downing St, E Yale Ave, S BroadwayPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Easy Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7 Transit: 7Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 4Open Space & TrailsRecreationLarge Park

67 SOUTH WEST DENVERRuby HillFilled with mostly brick and frame ranch homes, Ruby Hill residents have lots of outdoor options. Sanderson Gulch Trail and Park, which runs most of the length of the area, and Ruby Hill Park, the largest park in southwest Denver. Ruby Hill Park is home to the new Levitt Pavilion, a modern outdoor music venue which presents free family-friendly concerts for the community each year, and winter sports snowboarding terrain. Santa Fe Drive, 3 light rail stops, and I-25 offer easy access to downtown and the metro area.Boundaries: W Mississippi Ave, S Platte River, W Jewell Ave, S Federal BlvdPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRanchCottageKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 5/10 Parking Is A BreezeNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 7Transit: 7Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 4Arts & CultureLarge Park

68 SOUTH WEST DENVERSpeerA newer Denver development - Speer has been overhauled into the quintessential urban neighborhood with a blend of hipster coolness and historic charm. Carefully developed into an accessible community, homes range from modern high-rise apartment buildings to charming historic Victorians, all steps away from the hustle and bustle! The neighborhood is an eclectic mix of people, architecture, local shops, and eateries.Boundaries: E 7th Ave, N Marion St, E 3rd Ave, N Downing St, E Alameda Ave, S BroadwayPREDOMINANT ARCHITECTURAL STYLESRow HomeVictorianBungalowKEY AMENITIESPOPULATIONDensity: 8/10 Difficulty Finding ParkingNEIGHBORHOODSCORESWalking: 9Transit: 7Local Businesses: 8Chain Convenience: 8Bike TrailsClose to DowntownLarge Park

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72 RESOURCESGetting AroundPublic TransportationFor full bus and light rail routes and schedules, please visit: rtd-denver.comMicromobility ProgramIn May 2021, Denver announced its partnership with Lyft and Lime to spearhead the next chapter of Denver’s Shared Micromobility program. The Micromobility program is a bike and scooter-share system to provide residents, employees, and visitors with a convenient option to get around the city without a car. Lyft and Lime operate both e-bikes and electric scooters across Denver, where you can pay by the ride or join one of their subscription programs.To nd a docking station or a nearby rental, use their mobile app, which is available for download on most devices. DOTI secures 5,280 free passes from both operators as part of their licensing agreements. If you want to receive one of these free passes, visit denvergov.org to learn more.Denver International AirportDIA or Denver International Airport is the third-busiest airport in the world with over 69 million passengers traveling through the airport. DIA is located 23 miles east of Downtown Denver. *2021 statThe map on page 73 represents the approximate location of the RTD lines and stations in relation to the Denver neighborhoods. Visit http://www.rtd-denver.com/ for more information.

73 RESOURCESLight Rail MapUNION STATIONCENTRAL PARKUnion Station to Denver AirportAAUnion Station to Littleton & MineralCCUnion Station to WestminsterBBRRD FLUnion Station to Wheat Ridge & WardGGUnion Station to Eastlake & 124thNNEWFFFFRPeoria to LincolnD18th & California to MineralF18th & California to LincolnL18th & Stout to 30th & DowningEUnion Station to LincolnWUnion Station to JeffCo Gov't Ctr - GoldenHUnion Station to LincolnFFDenver to BoulderH

74 RESOURCESARCHITECTURE of DENVER HOMESStyles from 1890s to PresentBUNGALOW(1905-1920)VICTORIAN(1890-1910)DENVER SQUARE(1894-1920)CRAFTSMAN(1890-1920)TOWNHOME(1950-Present)TRI-LEVEL(1945-1980)MODERN(1940-Present)

75 RESOURCESCOTTAGE(1940-Present)RANCH(1930-1980)MID-CENTURY(1930-1970)CONDOMINIUM(1900-Present)TRADITIONAL(1935-Present)BI-LEVEL(1945-1980)DUPLEX(1950-Present)TUDOR(1890-Present)HISTORIC MANSION(1885-1945)

76 RESOURCESMap of Central DenverDOWNTOWNDOWNTOWNAURARIAAURARIACITY PARKCITY PARKWHITTIERWHITTIERCOLECOLECLAY TONCLAY TONELYRIA-SWANSEAELYRIA-SWANSEAGLOBEVILLEGLOBEVILLESKYLANDSKYLANDCITY PARK WESTCITY PARK WESTCAPITOL HILLCAPITOL HILLSpeer StSpeer StPark Ave WPark Ave WColfax AveColfax Ave17th Ave17th AveM.L.K. Jr BlvdM.L.K. Jr BlvdE 40th AveE 40th AveCONGRESS CONGRESS PARKPARKCHEESMAN CHEESMAN PARKPARKRINO/FIVE POINTSRINO/FIVE POINTSUNION STATIONUNION STATIONSTAFF RECOMMENDATIONS RestaurantsChoLon | DowntownDenver Beer Company | Union StationDairy Block | Union Station Green Russell | DowntownPeter’s Chinese Cafe | Congress ParkPotager | Capitol Hill Seven Grand | DowntownSafta | RiNo/Five PointsStem Cider | RiNo/Five Points Tavernetta | Union StationWelton Street Cafe | RiNo/Five PointsSite Seeing/Entertainment16th Street Mall | DowntownBall Arena | Auraria Botanic Gardens | Cheesman Park Civic Park - Captiol HillCheesman Park | Cheesman ParkCoors Field | Union Station Denver Art Museum | Capitol Hill Denver Center for Preforming Arts | DowntownDenver Zoo | City ParkLarimer Square | Downtown Mission Ballroom | RiNo/Five PointsMuseum of Contemporary Art | DowntownUnion Station | Union Station

77 RESOURCESMap of North East DenverCENTRAL PARKCENTRAL PARKMONTBELLOMONTBELLOGREEN VALLEY >GREEN VALLEY >RANCHRANCHEAST COLFAXEAST COLFAXNORTHEASTNORTHEASTPARK HILLPARK HILLSOUTHSOUTHPARK HILLPARK HILLNORTHNORTHPARK HILLPARK HILLSTAFF RECOMMENDATIONS RestaurantsAnnette | Central ParkCattivella | Central ParkFamous Philly Cheese Steak | South Park HillFour Friends Kitchen | Central ParkLeopold Bros. | MontbelloThe Cherry Tomato | North Park HillRosenberg’s | Central ParkStation 26 Brewing Co | Northeast Park HillSweet Cow | Central ParkSite Seeing/EntertainmentCentral Park | Central ParkDicks Sporting Goods Arena | Central ParkNational Wildlife Refuge | Montebello Stanley Market Place | Central Park

78 RESOURCESMap of North West DenverREGISREGISBERKELEYBERKELEYSLOAN’S LAKESLOAN’S LAKEEDGEWATEREDGEWATERWEST WEST HIGHLANDHIGHLANDSUNNYSIDESUNNYSIDEHIGHLANDHIGHLANDJEFFERSON JEFFERSON PARKPARKCHAFFEE PARKCHAFFEE PARKSheridan BlvdSheridan BlvdW Colfax AveW Colfax AveSpeer BlvdSpeer BlvdFederal BlvdFederal BlvdSTAFF RECOMMENDATIONS RestaurantsBacon Social House | SunnysideBlue Pan Pizza | West HighlandCasa Bonita | EdgewaterDenver Biscuit Co | Sloan’s LakeEl Five | HighlandGinger Pig | Berkeley Goldspot Brewing | RegisJoyride Brewery | EdgewaterLinger | HighlandLittle Man Ice Cream | HighlandMy Neighbor Felix | Highland Root Down | HighlandSera’s Ramen | West Highland Taco’s Tequila Whiskey | West Highland Site Seeing/EntertainmentDowntown Aquarium | Jefferson ParkHighland’s Square | West HighlandLake Side Amusement Park | BerkeleyMeow Wolf | Jefferson Park Mile High Stadium | Jefferson Park Oriental Theater | BerkeleySloan Lake | Sloan’s LakeCorcoran Perry Office | West Highland

79 RESOURCESMap of South East DenverCHERRY CHERRY CREEKCREEKHILLTOPHILLTOPHALEHALELOWRYLOWRYMONTCLAIRMONTCLAIRVIRGINA VALEVIRGINA VALEVIRGINA VIRGINA VILLAGEVILLAGEBELCAROBELCAROCORY-MERRILLCORY-MERRILLUNIVERSITYUNIVERSITYPARKPARKUNIVERSITYUNIVERSITYHILLSHILLSSOUTHMOORSOUTHMOORHAMPDENHAMPDENGOLDSMITHGOLDSMITHHAMPDENHAMPDENSOUTHSOUTHWELLSHIREWELLSHIREUNIVERSITYUNIVERSITYWASHWASHPARKPARKWASHWASHPARK WESTPARK WESTCOUNTRYCOUNTRYCLUBCLUBE Belleview AveE Belleview AveE Hampden AveE Hampden AveS Havana StS Havana StEvans AveEvans AveE 6th AveE 6th AveE Alameda AveE Alameda AveS Parker RdS Parker RdSTAFF RECOMMENDATIONS RestaurantsBonnie Brae Ice Cream | Belcaro Bosphorus | WellshireBull & Bush Brewery | Virgina ValeCherry Creek Grill | Cherry CreekCherry Cricket | Cherry CreekEster’s | Virginia VillageHapa Sushi | Cherry Creek Jelly | University Jerusalem | University Lowry Beer Garden | Lowry La Fogata | Hampden SouthLocando Del Borgo | HilltopNew York Deli News | Hampden Piper Inn | HampdenSyrup | Cherry CreekSite Seeing/EntertainmentCherry Creek Reservoir | Hampden South Chez Artiste Theatre | University Hills Soiled Dove Underground | LowryWashington Park | Washington ParkWings Over The Rockies | Lowry University of Denver | University Corcoran Perry Office | Cherry Creek

80 RESOURCESMap of South West DenverVILLA PARKVILLA PARK SUN VALLEYSUN VALLEYVALVERDEVALVERDEATHMAR PARKATHMAR PARKRUBY HILLRUBY HILLCOLLEGECOLLEGEVIEWVIEWWESTWOODWESTWOODMAR LEEMAR LEEHARVEY PARKHARVEY PARKBEAR BEAR VALLEYVALLEYFORT LOGANFORT LOGANBOW MARBOW MARHARVEY PARK HARVEY PARK SOUTHSOUTHBARNUMBARNUMBARNUMBARNUMWESTWESTBAKERBAKERSPEERSPEERPLATT PARKPLATT PARKROSEDALEROSEDALEOVERLANDOVERLANDLINCOLN LINCOLN PARKPARKS Federal BlvdS Federal BlvdEvans AveEvans AveS Santa Fe DrS Santa Fe DrSpeer BlvdSpeer BlvdS Sheridan BlvdS Sheridan BlvdSTAFF RECOMMENDATIONS RestaurantsDave’s Hot Chicken | Baker Garibaldi Mexican Bistro | RosedaleKoladi Coffee Roasters | RosedaleLaws Whiskey | Platt ParkMaria Empanada | Platt ParkMiyaka Ra-Men | RosedalePunch Bowl Social | BakerRoaming Buffalo BBQ | Rosedale Steam Coffee | Platt ParkStranahan’s Whiskey Distillery | BakerSushi Den | Platt ParkThe Burtal Poodle | RosedaleThe Post | RosedaleVoodoo Donuts | SpeerSite Seeing/EntertainmentFort Logan National Cemetery | Fort LoganGothic Theatre | RosedaleMarston Lake | Bow MarOld Pearl Street | Platt ParkRoxy | SpeerRuby Hill Park | Ruby HillThe Mayan | Baker

81 RESOURCESExplore the links below to see even more info about our neighborhoods and pricing!Index: realestateindexdenver.comNeighborhoods: corcoranperry.com/areasUseful LinksUtility’s Xcel Energy - Gas Service: xcelenergy.comInternet & Telephone CenturyLink: centurylink.com Comcast: my.xnity.com Healthcare - colorado-healthplans.comEldercare - coeldercare.comChildcare - childcareaware.orgDenver Educationschooldistrictnder.comgreatschools.orgniche.comPost OceFill out form at current post ofce or online at usa.gov/post-ofceSecurity/Alarm CompanyDependent on system installed and/or personal choice. Trash/Recycling & Compost ServiceSet up your trash/recycling/composting service in the city of Denver at denvergov.org or call the Denver 311 Help Center at 3-1-1. Residents in other areas should contact that munici-pality or their independent contractor of choice. Water/Sewer ServiceService was automatically transferred and set-up at time of close by title company. NewspaperDenver Post: 303.832.3232 or denverpost.com

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