Washington Park

The Washington Park neighborhood, often dubbed “Wash Park,” is one of Denver’s most desirable neighborhoods. Denver homebuyers are not only attracted to Washington Park’s close proximity to the business and cultural centers of Downtown Denver, but to the neighborhood’s pristine beauty and unique character.

Downing Street, Speer Boulevard and University Boulevard bound the Washington Park neighborhood, which is conveniently located in the heart of central Denver. The nearby charming business districts that are located on Old South Gaylord Street, Alameda Avenue and South Pearl Street provide residents with endless shopping and dining opportunies. Washington Park  residents appreciate the neighborhood’s close proximity to I-25 and light rail stations which eases commuting to the business centers in Downtown Denver and the Denver Tech Center (DTC).

The Washington Park neighborhood encompasses the beautiful 165-acre park of the same name. The century-old Washington Park, known for its spectacular flower gardens, overflows with recreational offerings including two lakes, a recreation center, playgrounds, picnic areas and miles of jogging trails. Recreational enthusiasts flock to the expansive park regardless of the time of day or season.

Denver homebuyers are more than willing to pay a high premium to live in Washington Park, especially for properties that front to the park. Washington Park real estate ranges in price from the $200s into the millions. The neighborhood, built in the early-mid twentieth century, showcases numerous architectural styles including traditional ranches, the famous Denver Square, bunglalows and modern homes that have gone through etensive rennovations.

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