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Park Hill
Wide parkways, Tudor revivals and mid-century brick, next to City Park.
Park Hill grew up beside City Park in the early twentieth century, and its broad parkways and generous lots still give it a garden-suburb feel minutes from downtown.
- Sections
- South, North and Northeast Park Hill
- Architecture
- Tudor, Foursquare, Craftsman, mid-century ranch
- Nearby
- City Park, Denver Zoo, Museum of Nature & Science
- Kim’s recent sale
- Jasmine Street (buyer, 2022)
City Park next door
At roughly 330 acres, City Park holds the Denver Zoo, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Ferril Lake, with one of the city’s best-known views of the skyline against the Front Range.
Housing character
South Park Hill is known for 1910s–1930s Tudor revivals, Foursquares, Craftsman and Mediterranean-style houses along landscaped parkways such as Montview Boulevard and 17th Avenue Parkway.
North and Northeast Park Hill developed later, with post-war brick ranches, duplexes and mid-century designs on quieter grid streets.
Neighborhood commerce
Small business pockets — 22nd Avenue and Kearney Street among them — supply coffee, restaurants and shops at a neighborhood scale, with the Colfax Avenue corridor just to the south.
Kim represented the buyer of a brick ranch-style duplex residence on Jasmine Street, minutes from City Park.
| Property | Neighborhood | Price | Closed | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3225 Jasmine StreetDuplex · 4 bd · 2 ba · 2,480 sq ft | Park Hill | $630,000 | March 2022 | Represented buyerListed by Compass — Denver |
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