City Park offers a mix of historic Denver and a bit more space. With tree lined streets, older homes, and direct access to the city’s largest park, it’s a neighborhood that feels calm and grounded while still being minutes from downtown. It’s popular with people who want walkability, character, and a slower pace without giving up city access.

A massive community with modern amenities, a neighborhood feel, and abundant green spaces.

A highly desirable neighborhood with lakefront views, big open spaces, and a laid back, active lifestyle. One of Denver’s fastest growing (and fastest appreciating) areas.

Uptown sits right between downtown energy and neighborhood comfort. Known for its restaurants, coffee spots, and nightlife along 17th Avenue, it’s a great fit for people who want an active social scene without fully committing to downtown living. It’s especially popular with young professionals who value walkability and quick commutes.

A family friendly neighborhood with historic aesthetic, tree lined streets, great parks, and a strong sense of community.

Upscale living meets sophisticated shopping. Tree lined streets, luxury boutiques, and a polished atmosphere create one of Denver’s most refined neighborhoods.

Five Points is one of Denver’s most historic neighborhoods, known for its deep culture and growing community. Today, it blends classic architecture with new development, music venues, breweries, and art spots. It attracts buyers who appreciate character, history, and a neighborhood that’s evolving.

A former military base transformed into a modern planned community with parks, trails, walkability, and newer construction.

The artistic heart of Denver. Packed with street art, breweries, music, and a constant pulse of creative energy.