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Our Neighborhoods
Cherry Creek
Cherry Creek is Denver's most prestigious neighborhood, known for its upscale shopping, fine dining, and sophisticated atmosphere. Cherry Creek North features over 300 independent shops, galleries, and restaurants along tree-lined streets, while Cherry Creek Shopping Center anchors the area as one of the region's premier retail destinations. The neighborhood attracts fashion-forward professionals, art enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the finer things in life.
Colfax
East Colfax Avenue has been called 'the longest, wickedest street in America' — but today it's experiencing a renaissance. This historic corridor is home to iconic venues like the Bluebird Theater, authentic ethnic restaurants, vintage shops, and a thriving arts scene. The neighborhood attracts creative entrepreneurs, musicians, and locals who appreciate its authentic, unpretentious character.
Central Park
Central Park (formerly Stapleton) is a master-planned community built on the former Stapleton International Airport. With over 8,000 acres of parks, trails, and open space, it's become one of Denver's most sought-after family neighborhoods. The area features excellent schools, community pools, and a growing roster of local businesses in town center districts like Northfield and the Stanley Marketplace.
Park Hill
Park Hill is one of Denver's most beloved neighborhoods, known for its stunning tree canopy, historic architecture, and tight-knit community. The area is divided into North and South Park Hill, each with its own character but united by a commitment to local businesses and community events. The neighborhood is home to some of Denver's best soul food restaurants, independent bookstores, and community gathering spots.
Congress Park
Congress Park offers the best of both worlds: the quiet charm of a residential neighborhood with easy access to downtown Denver and surrounding attractions. Named after Congress Park itself — a beloved green space with a public pool — the area features walkable streets lined with independent cafes, boutiques, and restaurants. Its central location makes it a favorite for professionals who want neighborhood character without sacrificing urban convenience.
Hilltop
Hilltop is one of Denver's most prestigious residential neighborhoods, featuring grand historic homes and tree-lined streets with stunning views of the Rocky Mountains. Cranmer Park, with its iconic sundial, offers panoramic mountain vistas and serves as the neighborhood's beloved gathering spot. The area borders Cherry Creek, giving residents easy access to upscale shopping and dining while maintaining a quiet, residential character.
Lowry
Lowry is a unique Denver neighborhood built on the former Lowry Air Force Base. The thoughtful master plan preserved many historic buildings while creating wide, tree-lined boulevards and an impressive collection of parks. Today, Lowry is known for its excellent restaurants along the Lowry Town Center, strong community association, and family-friendly atmosphere. The Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum pays tribute to the area's aviation heritage.