Denver
From the stately Victorian houses of Five Points to the hip restaurants and nightclubs of historic LoDo, Denver's laid-back attitude is exemplified in its diverse neighborhoods.
CITY PARK — Adjacent to Denver's premier cultural amenities including the Denver Zoo, and the Museum of Nature and Science, this historic area is named for the expansive, 320-acre park that provides the "postcard view" of Denver's skyline against a mountain backdrop.
CHESSMAN PARK — Attracting a diverse blend of residents, runners, dog-walkers, the LGBTQ community, apartment renters and mansion dwellers, this neighborhood is a favorite destination among locals.
DENVER COUNTRY CLUB — Surrounding its namesake and situated along East First Avenue, the palatial homes neighboring the club bespeak the area's history of elegance and exclusivity.
CONGRESS PARK — With an air of eclectic charm located just east of the Denver Botanic Gardens, the neighborhood features easy access to Cherry Creek and downtown, and is within walking distance of popular public amenities
CORY-MERRIL — Nestled just north of the University of Denver, this serene suburban-like neighborhood prides itself on quiet living close enough to downtown without being overrun by it. Nearby Washington Park provides miles of recreational paths, lakes and gardens for all residents to enjoy.
