City Park

WELCOME TO CITY PARK

Nestled just east of downtown Denver, City Park is a historic neighborhood named after the expansive 320-acre park at its heart. Known for its iconic views of the Denver skyline framed by the Rocky Mountains, City Park is one of the city’s most beloved gathering spots.
Bounded by 26th Avenue, Colfax, Colorado Boulevard, and Downing Street, this neighborhood is home to some of Denver’s top attractions, including the Denver Zoo and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Residents enjoy walkable access to cultural landmarks as well as a dynamic mix of restaurants, bars, and shops. Thanks to its central location, City Park also offers quick access to many of the metro area’s other vibrant neighborhoods.
Lush and lively, City Park features three lakes, wide green spaces, and unbeatable mountain views. The neighborhood is known for its welcoming feel, historic charm, and rich architectural variety—from classic Denver Squares to ornate Victorians. Many families have called City Park home for generations.

CITY PARK REAL ESTATE INSIGHTS

City Park offers a rich mix of historic charm and modern living, with 19th-century brick Victorians, classic Denver Squares, and contemporary condos all within walking distance of the park. A large residential development on the former Mercy Hospital site has brought new luxury units to the area, appealing to buyers seeking city convenience with historic character.
Homes in City Park generally range from 1,200 to 3,500 square feet, with sale prices typically between $500,000 and $1.2 million. Over the past year, the median sales price was $574,655, and the average price per square foot rose 8% to $446—a reflection of growing demand in this centrally located neighborhood.

PEOPLE & LIFESTYLE

City Park offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and community. It’s home to some of the city’s best dining, shopping, and recreation options—all anchored by its namesake park. Whether you're spending a morning at the farmer’s market, catching a concert at the Pavilion, or simply taking in the mountain views, City Park offers the best of both urban living and natural beauty.
The park itself is a centerpiece of Denver life, featuring tennis courts, soccer fields, baseball diamonds, playgrounds, picnic areas, lakes, and historical landmarks. It also houses two major cultural institutions—the Denver Zoo and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
One of the park’s standout features is the City Park Esplanade, a quarter-mile promenade that stretches to Colfax Avenue, with classical French-style landscaping, a grand fountain, and sculptures. From June through October, the Esplanade hosts a weekly Sunday farmer’s market. The City Park Pavilion is another neighborhood favorite, hosting concerts and community events—including the much-loved City Park Jazz series.
Even the neighborhood’s quieter corners offer surprises, like the Shakespeare Elm, grown from a scion taken from the famed playwright’s gravesite in Stratford-Upon-Avon. It's just one of the many unique touches that make City Park a one-of-a-kind place to live.

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