One of the older downtown areas, North Denver is home to a wide array of shops, galleries, hip restaurants and bars, and live music spots – as well as Coors Field, where you can cheer on the Colorado Rockies. The Five Points neighborhood even brings art to the streets every September with the Crush Walls festival.
Being the heart and soul of Fort Collins, Old Town encourages creativity, community, and beauty in every neighborhood detail. Between the hand-painted pianos, the charming décor, and the turn-of-the-century architecture, people from all walks of life can appreciate Old Town’s allure. Minutes from Colorado State University, this Fort Collins neighborhood is conveniently located at the center of all the action, offering easy access to recreational hiking trailheads at Horsetooth Reservoir and providing plenty of entertainment with festivals and events all year long. Embrace the contagious energy and magnetism of Old Town when you decide to call it home.
Despite its close proximity to the downtown area, North Boulder – or NoBo, as we call it –embraces the outdoor lifestyle in every way, providing a slew of hiking, biking, and trailhead options to explore. With a convenient location near CU Boulder and downtown, it’s no surprise that the NoBo area has continued to grow into a place that students, families, and professionals enjoy. Between the expansive retail and restaurant scene and the lively brewery experiences, this neighborhood is the perfect place for those who love a dynamic and active lifestyle near the hustle of bold, city life.
Diversity, character, and culture abound on the west side of Denver. Between the incredible mountain views and the dazzling Denver skyline, this neighborhood offers a quiet backdrop to an otherwise busy city. Minutes away from energetic downtown, West Denver is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, dog-walkers, young professionals, and adventure seekers as it houses a multitude of one-of-a-kind restaurants, shops, parks, and breweries.
Nestled between the beautiful foothills and bustling Broadway street, South Boulder – or as we like to call it, SoBo – has become the perfect oasis for people wanting live closer to CU Boulder, skiing and snowboarding slopes, hiking and biking trails, and all kinds of shopping without being in the center of the city. With a long list of local activities, SoBo offers a unique living experience at the cusp of Boulder’s infamous energy and creativity, while maintaining a certain mountainside peace and quiet that is completely your own.
One of Denver’s most popular neighborhoods, Congress Park is a mere 3 miles from Downtown Denver and home to a lively array of entertainment options and cultural attractions. Flanked by Denver Botanic Gardens on the west, it puts three of the city’s best parks within walking distance, making it the perfect place for those who crave outside time.
While East Boulder has earned some street cred for being one of the foundational neighborhoods of the city, it’s true title – the Brooklyn of Boulder – is rooted in a growing culture and progressive attitude toward art, fellowship, and expression. Evolving every, this neighborhood boasts a long list of fitness and dance studios as well as an edgy art scene with urban-style coffee shops, restaurants, and breweries at every stop. Students will love the close proximity to CU Boulder, while Denver professionals will benefit from living so close to Hwy 36. Whether you come for the entertainment, the bike trails, or the recreational activity, you’ll want to stick around and take a closer look.
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