Denver Colorado Featured Neighborhoods
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 BONNIE BRAE:
Bonnie Brae is a residential neighborhood with many beautiful traditional ranch,
tutor and bungalow style homes from the 1930īs and 1940īs. There are some newer
home built homes being mixed in here as well. Bonnie Brae's location is
University Blvd south of Cherry Creek and north of DU & Washington Park.
Residents enjoy easy access to I-25, Washington Park and trendy restaurant &
shopping districts; Bonnie Brae, DU and Cherry Creek. |
 BOW
MAR:
Bow Mar is a west Denver suburb
bordered by Denver on the north & Littleton on the east, Bow Mar is close to the
big city but maintains a peaceful, protected community of its own. All
home sites are at least one acre & afford expansive views of the Rocky Mountain
foothills. Local amenities include the private Bow Mar Lake, where one can sail,
swim, fish, & picnic off the sand beach. Bow Mar residents enjoy the
communal sports facilities, including the lake, tennis courts and walking trail.
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 CHERRY CREEK:
Centered by the fashionable Cherry Creek mall and
surrounded by nearby luxury housing, the upscale Cherry Creek neighborhood is a
thriving, self-contained oasis for residents. Between Colorado Boulevard to
University and 6th Avenue to Exposition, several hundred stores, boutiques, art
galleries, salons, restaurants and cafes provide endless entertainment
opportunities. At all times of the year, the 22-mile Cherry Creek path is a
haven for biking, running, walking, in-line skating and similar sports. In
summer, the Cherry Creek Arts Festival brings thousands to the area to celebrate
artistic and musical work by artists and performers from all over the world.
Cherry Creek is located between Colorado Boulevard to University and 6th Avenue
to Exposition. |
CRESTMOOR:
The beautiful Crestmoor neighborhood is located
between Alameda and 6th Avenue and between Hilltop and Monaco. It is a
short distance east of Cherry Creek Shopping Mall. Crestmoor is a mix of
stately, older mansions and newer luxury custom homes. This area is
popular for its easy access into downtown Denver and its peaceful tranquility of
beautiful tree-lined streets. |
DOWNTOWN/LODO:
With over 100 restaurants, 30 art galleries, numerous loft
apartments, clubs and boutiques, the neighborhood bordered by the Platte River,
Speer Boulevard, 23rd Street and Lawrence Street has been transformed unlike any
other in Denver. Former early frontier town, 1920s Market Street red-light
district and 1970s warehouse center, LoDo now epitomizes ideal urban living.
Wooden buildings destroyed by fire in 1863 resulted in LoDo's characteristic
simple designs with red brick and arched windows. Once a robust transportation
hub, stagecoaches carrying gold left the Wells Fargo Depot at 1338 15th Street
and Union Station trafficked over 80 trains a day.
Denver's 26-block of lower downtown Denver district. |
 THE GREENS AT PINEHURST:
The Greens at Pinehurst offers exquisite,
expansive, country club style homes. Many homes back to Pinehurst Country Club
and enjoy beautiful fairway and green views. Residents enjoy close access
to club facilities such as indoor tennis, swimming and golf. The
neighborhood was developed in the early 1990's and there are newer homes built
into the 2000's. |
HILLTOP:
Located east of Colorado Blvd to Holly Street between Alameda and 3rd Avenue. |
 HIGHLANDS:
The small but vibrant neighborhood of Victorian homes and one-of-a-kind shops is
among Denver's most charming.
The Highland region originated in 1858
when Denver founder William H. Larimer, Jr., waded across the Platte River to
stake out high ground on the bluffs northwest of Denver. Bought and later sold
by Reverend Walter M. Potter, the 320-acre area bordered by West 38th Avenue,
Zuni Street, West 32nd Avenue and Federal Boulevard became home to many
Scottish, German, Italian and English immigrants in the 1890s. Some of Denver's
most architecturally diverse buildings exist here. Located from Federal
Boulevard to I-25 and from 38th Avenue to Speer Boulevard. The
Potter-Highlands Historic Direct encompasses the area from Federal to Zuni and
West 32nd to West 38th Avenues. |
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HIGH-RISE DWELLING IN DENVER COLORADO: |
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THE PINNACLE AT CITY PARK SOUTH |
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1401 LAWRENCE |
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THE FOUR SEASON PRIVATE RESIDENCES |
THE SPIRE
The Spire located at 14th and Champa
streets offering 503 units with the top 33 floors of the 41 story building
designated residential. Units range in size from about 700 square feet to
1,600 square feet.
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THE GLASS HOUSE
The Glass House is a luxury glass and
steel high-rise building set in the heart of Riverfront Park with panoramic
views of downtown Denver to the east and an unobstructed view of the Rocky
Mountains to the west. The 389-unit condo complex is located at Bassett
Street off Little Raven Street ranging from 690 square feet to 2400 square feet
in two 23-story towers. Features include a ground level retail/fitness
club and 8th Floor swimming pool. |
 LOWRY:
Once a working
Air Force base in Denver, Colorado, Lowry transformed into
a diverse community that's
close to the culture and excitement of the city. And within Lowry, you'll find a
collection of dwellings and businesses as diverse as the people who live here.
With so many options, you can find the home you want with the city just outside
your door. |
OBSERVATORY PARK
Wide streets lined with mature trees
and elegant homes set on deep lots, give Observatory Park a storybook feel and a
prime location. The 2300 household neighborhood is bounded by Interstate
25, East Yale Avenue, South Colorado Boulevard and South University Boulevards,
a central location in the metro area. Observatory Park is 10 minutes from
downtown Denver and 10 minutes to the Denver Tech Center. Also, two
light-rail stations are nearby. Many of Observatory Park's cozy bungalows
are being snatched up and scraped to make way for larger homes |
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UNIVERSITY PARK: |
 WASHINGTON PARK:
Washington Park is a culturally diverse neighborhood and is in close proximity
to Denver Country Club and the high-end shopping mecca of Cherry Creek Mall. It
is centrally located and offers access to unique shops and restaurants offering a variety of cuisine
that are just waiting to
be discovered on S. Gaylord Street, Alameda Avenue, and Pearl Street. |
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WELLSHIRE:
The residential Wellshire neighborhood, with its
meandering and curvy streets, extends from Colorado Boulevard to University
Boulevard and from Yale Avenue to Hampden Avenue. One-fourth of the southeast
area is home to the 18-hole Wellshire Golf Course designed in 1926 by Donald
Ross. The
13.4-acre Skeel Reservoir and mature cottonwood trees make an
attractive landscape for golfers. The former clubhouse for the Wellshire Country
Club was remodeled in 1976 as the Wellshire Inn at 3333 South Colorado
Boulevard.
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