Historic brick commercial buildings in Denver’s Highlands neighborhood
Denver, Colorado

LoHi & the Highlands

Victorian-era blocks and modern townhomes across the river from downtown.

Overview

Living in LoHi & the Highlands

Lower Highland — LoHi — sits on the bluff just across I-25 and the South Platte from downtown, linked by pedestrian bridges to Commons Park and Union Station. Head west and the Highlands open into Highland Square, Tennyson Street and Berkeley.

Nicholas knows the inventory here the practical way: which blocks have alley-loaded garages, which townhome projects have aged well and where the views of downtown are protected.

Homes & architecture

A layered mix: 1890s Victorians and brick cottages, Denver Squares, Craftsman bungalows, and a large wave of contemporary townhomes and duplexes built since the 2000s. Condominiums cluster closer to the river.

Setting

Northwest Denver, roughly between I-25 and Sheridan Boulevard north of Speer Boulevard and West 29th Avenue.

What defines LoHi & the Highlands

Restaurant density

Some of the city’s most active dining between 15th Street, 32nd Avenue and Tennyson Street.

Walk to downtown

Pedestrian bridges put Union Station and Coors Field within about fifteen minutes on foot.

Highland Square & Tennyson

Neighbourhood main streets with independent shops, galleries and cafés.

Parks

Commons Park, Confluence Park and the Platte River Trail sit at the bottom of the hill.

Contact

Thinking about LoHi & the Highlands?

Whether you are weighing a sale, planning a purchase or comparing Denver and the Valley, a short call is the best place to begin.

Nicholas Quenzer

Nicholas Quenzer

Broker Associate, Compass

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(303) 947-7860

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