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Suits someone who wants to live inside an arts district, with mural alleys and breweries on the doorstep and 38th & Blake station about four minutes' walk away.
Denver's residential areas range from converted warehouse blocks near Union Station to bungalow streets wrapped around large parks. The central districts, including LoDo, RiNo, Five Points and Capitol Hill, are dense and walkable with bars, galleries and music venues at street level. Further out, Wash Park, Sloan's Lake and Cherry Creek trade that density for parks, trails and quieter blocks.
Open Denver on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits someone who wants to live inside an arts district, with mural alleys and breweries on the doorstep and 38th & Blake station about four minutes' walk away.
For runners and anyone who wants a bungalow street next to a major park, with Louisiana-Pearl station roughly seven minutes on foot.
Fits residents who want dense, walkable blocks, a mix of mansions and dive bars, and the noise and activity of Colfax nearby.
Good for someone who prefers a quieter west-side address with a lake loop and mountain views instead of nightlife.
Historic warehouses & the grand station hall · Ballpark blocks
Mural alleys & breweries · Art district on Brighton
Jazz heritage corridor · Welton Street revival
Mansions & dive bars · Dense and walkable · Colfax energy
Art museum campus · Civic center · Gallery lofts
Rooftop restaurants over the river · Victorian blocks
South Broadway indie strip · Vintage & venues
The park of parks · Runner's Denver · Bungalow streets
Boutique shopping district · Creek trail · Polished
Lake loop with mountain views · Quiet west side