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Neighborhoods
Home » Colorado » Denver Real Estate » NeighborhoodsDenver is considered to be one of the most exciting, unique cities in the United States. There are many community-friendly neighborhoods that coexist to give the residents a feel of small town life even while in the midst of bigger city life. Denver is made up of about 79 neighborhoods, divided into North and Northwest, West, Central/Metro, South, and East. Each one has its unique feel and dynamic and there is sure to be one that suits your situation perfectly.
• North and Northwest Denver—
The two predominant neighborhoods in the northwest are Highland and Jefferson Park. About 12,000 people live in these communities. Homes in the Highland area are considered to be estate size and the area is known for its architecturally diverse buildings, and multicultural flair. Jefferson Park, just south of Highland, has a large number of residential communities. Points of interest in this area include Jefferson Park and INVESCO field at Mile High.
Other communities in North Denver include:
Clayton
Cole
Denver International Airport
Gateway and Green Valley Ranch
Globeville
Montbello
Northeast Park Hill
Skyland
Stapleton
• West Denver—
West Denver offers a more relaxed atmosphere for residents than the urban alternative, but the neighborhoods remain culturally diverse and recreationally active. Sporting an assortment of historic landmarks, unique shopping, nice parks and good schools, over 230,000 people make their homes on the west side.
Other neighborhoods in West Denver include:
Athmar park
Auraria
Baker
Barnum
Berkeley
Chaffee Park
Mar Lee
Regis
Sloan Lake
Villa Park
West Highland
West Colfax
Westwood
• Central City or Metro Denver—
The Lower Downtown District, or LoDo neighborhood, while famous for its more than 100 restaurants, 30 art galleries, and a variety of other clubs, entertainment, and shopping venues, is also well known for some pretty fabulous loft apartments, housing almost 2,200 residents.
Three miles north of the Central Business District is the Park Hill neighborhood with its wide, tree-lined community streets and many historic homes, which are open for tours annually.
Other neighborhoods in Central Denver include:
Belcaro
Bonnie Brae
Capitol Hill
Cheeseman Park
Cherry Creek
City Park West
Civic Center
Congress Park
Country Club
Montclair
Park Hill
University Hills
Washington Park
Wellshire
• South Denver—
Neighborhoods on the south side are typically made up of single-family detached style houses situated on large lots. Historic looking architecture is common as are a range of levels, including tri-level, bi-level, two-story, four level, and ranch style houses. South Denver accommodates a variety of socio-economic situations ranging from homes at $150,000 and reaching $1 million.
Other South Denver neighborhoods include:
Bear Valley
College View and South Platte
Cory – Merrill
Fort Logan
Hampden
Hampden South
Harvey Park
Harvey Park South
Kennedy
Marston
Overland
Platt Park
Rosedale
Southmoor Park
University
University Park
Wellshire
• East Denver—
East Denver is home to the Montclair Denver Park District which features many of the smaller parks of Denver as well as some of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods.
East Denver neighborhoods include:
City Park
East Colfax
Goldsmith
Hale
Hilltop
Indian Creek
Lowry Field
South Park Hill
Virginia Vale
Virginia Village
Washington
Windsor
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