Central Park

WELCOME TO CENTRAL PARK

Central Park is one of Denver’s most thoughtfully designed neighborhoods—offering modern convenience, expansive green space, and a strong sense of community. Spread across 80 acres, the neighborhood's namesake park is one of the largest public parks in Denver, featuring tree-lined walking paths, scenic bluffs, and peaceful lakes. Dozens of smaller parks are woven throughout the area, and every home is within a five-minute walk of open space—making outdoor access a core part of daily life.
The community’s planning is as functional as it is beautiful. Homes and commercial spaces throughout Central Park reflect a diverse mix of architectural styles, from sleek modern builds to charming traditional designs. Public art installations and striking water features add visual interest throughout the neighborhood, including at each of its four public swimming pools.
Central Park’s pedestrian-friendly town center offers a wide selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants, while families benefit from access to top-rated public schools and an easy commute to downtown Denver.

CENTRAL PARK REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS

Central Park’s real estate market offers a wide variety of housing options, designed to suit nearly every lifestyle. The neighborhood features everything from custom-built homes and spacious single-family residences to modern lofts, carriage houses, stylish row homes, and townhouses with contemporary finishes. With such architectural diversity, buyers can choose from cutting-edge modern design to more traditional or craftsman-style homes, all within a thoughtfully master-planned community.
Home sizes in Central Park generally range from 1,400 to over 4,000 square feet, offering flexibility for everyone from first-time buyers to growing families and downsizers alike. Sale prices typically range between $550,000 and $1.7 million, depending on location, lot size, and style.

PEOPLE & LIFESTYLE

Central Park is more than a neighborhood—it’s a fully integrated community that offers all the amenities of urban living with the calm and beauty of nature. With over 25 miles of walking and biking trails, residents can connect to Denver’s larger trail system and reach much of the metro area without needing a car.
The park itself includes sports fields, picnic areas, playgrounds, and serene natural settings with creeks, lakes, and incredible views of the Front Range. It’s a go-to destination for joggers, cyclists, dog walkers, and anyone looking to unwind outdoors.
At the heart of the neighborhood is the 29th Avenue Town Center, home to locally owned restaurants, boutique shops, and sidewalk cafés perfect for patio dining. In addition to retail and dining, residents enjoy art galleries, fitness studios, and yoga classes within walking distance.
The Town Center is also a gathering place for community events. From Saturday farmers markets to outdoor movie nights, live music, and theater performances, Central Park is always buzzing with activity.
Northfield, an open-air shopping center at the north end of the neighborhood, expands those options further—with retail stores, restaurants, a movie theater, and live comedy at The Improv. Central Park was designed for convenience, so no matter where you live in the community, you’re always just minutes from shopping, dining, and essential services.
Built on the site of the former Stapleton Airport, Central Park has grown into a vibrant, family-friendly neighborhood since its founding in 2001. Its six local schools feature modern facilities and strong academic reputations, making the area a standout for families prioritizing education.