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Neighborhood guides

Neighborhoods

Thirteen areas we know block by block — from Denver's park-centered neighborhoods to the foothill towns we call home. Pick a guide to learn the character, the housing, and what to know before you buy.

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Cherry Creek

Denver's polished shopping-and-dining district with quiet residential blocks.

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Evergreen

Mountain town living with elk, Evergreen Lake, and a historic downtown.

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Conifer

Forested acreage and elbow room along the US-285 corridor.

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Golden

Historic downtown, Clear Creek, and trailheads at the foothills' edge.

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Morrison

Tiny historic town beside Red Rocks and Bear Creek Canyon.

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Lakewood

The metro's big western suburb — Belmar energy to foothill edges.

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Englewood

First-ring suburb with light rail and central metro access.

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Hilltop

Established east-Denver luxury around Cranmer Park.

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Washington Park

Park-centered living around Denver's beloved Wash Park.

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Genesee

Mountain estates with panoramic views off the I-70 corridor.

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Wheat Ridge

Mid-century ranch homes and a reviving 38th Avenue.

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Littleton

Historic downtown, light rail, and steady south-metro value.

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Arvada

Olde Town dining and the G Line to Union Station.

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Highlands Ranch

Master-planned living with 2,000+ acres of open space.

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Cherry Hills Village

Estate lots and horse properties by the country club.

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Highlands

LoHi Victorians, Highland Square, skyline views.

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Sloan's Lake

Denver's largest lake ringed by fast-changing blocks.

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City Park

330-acre park, zoo, and museums amid historic blocks.

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Capitol Hill

Historic mansions and brownstones in the urban core.

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Cheesman Park

Elegant park-side living by the Botanic Gardens.

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Belcaro

Quiet estate streets around the Phipps Mansion.

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Platte Park

Walkable bungalow blocks off South Broadway.

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Central Park

New-urbanist living on the old Stapleton airport.

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Berkeley

Tennyson Street shops and Berkeley Park lake life.

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