Cheesman Park, located less than a mile from downtown Denver is a neighborhood where the eclectic mixture of people mimic the array of housing styles. Here you’ll find historic designated properties in the two historic districts, Victorian cottages, Denver Squares, mini mansions, and other designs that will suit your lifestyle. Cheesman Park is also a visual treasure, offering magnificent views of the 48 mountain peaks along the 150 miles of Continental Divide that hug Denver’s city limits.

Capitol Hill is one of Denver’s most exciting neighborhoods where different businesses, restaurants, bars, clubs, concert halls and other venues add to the neighborhood’s vibrant personality. But it would be too quick to pigeonhole Capitol Hill into one category because as exciting as it is, it also holds three historic districts with many houses that hold historic distinction, which all add balance to this dynamic neighborhood.

Originally designed as a suburban oasis in the shadow of the urban growth that is Denver, Mayfair is a relaxed neighborhood that welcomes families with parks and includes a collection of diverse restaurants. With Tudor, bungalows, and ranch homes, the style of home that fits your family’s needs can be just minutes away from the excitement of downtown Denver.

One could say that the Congress Park neighborhood is defined by the amenities that can be found within its boundaries – a park with a swimming pool and tennis courts, interesting shops including Tattered Cover (arguably the best independent bookstore in the country), and a variety of restaurants along Colfax. But we always like to think that the different styles of houses make Congress Park appealing. Here you can find charming bungalows, Dutch colonial, Mediterranean, Queen Anne, and Victorian style homes. Also, stylish apartment buildings built in the 1930’s add to the aesthetic appeal of Congress Park.

For homes with a different and more elegant style, Country Club is a fantastic neighborhood. With communities planned by architects and designers, the houses found here boast a very sophisticated air. The style of homes in the Country Club neighborhood include Colonial, French Chateau, Tudor, Santa Fe, Georgian, Denver squares, large bungalows, and distinguished Victorians.

Montclair is easily one of Denver’s most desirable neighborhoods. This exclusive and family-friendly neighborhood cradles a beautiful mix of stylish homes including bungalows, classic cottages, Tudor Revivals and ranch-style homes. Residents have come to enjoy Montclair’s proximity to Denver’s exciting downtown, its parks and schools, as well as a slew of convenient amenities.