Welcome to Washington Park
Wash Park Homes For Sale
A hip, walkable neighborhood with a peaceful atmosphere
Washington Park offers residents a peaceful, walkable spot to put down roots. A break from downtown's busy scene, this area offers two lakes, formal gardens, tree-lined paths, and endless expanses of greenery. One of the gardens is a replica of the gardens found at Mount Vernon, home of George Washington, adding a unique touch of history to the community. The beautiful, lush landscaping, charming awning-covered shops, and dog-friendly atmosphere give this neighborhood an idyllic, friendly feel.
As a predominately residential location, there are various home styles to suit everyone’s preferences. The quiet, tree-lined streets give way to a blending of new construction builds and older homes on large lots, appealing to a mixture of buyers. You’ll find styles like Tudors, bungalows, modern architecture, and Denver squares, which are two-story brick homes. Washington Park is sure to have whatever you desire.
What to Love
- Ample green spaces and outdoor recreation
- A walkable, dog-friendly neighborhood
- A peaceful retreat from the hustle of downtown Denver
Local Lifestyle
Residents of Washington Park enjoy the peaceful atmosphere away from downtown. The abundance of natural beauty with the lakes and parks provides ample opportunity for biking, walking, and outdoor recreation. A mecca for fitness enthusiasts, you’ll always find people walking their dogs, running, paddle boating, biking, and even practicing yoga in the park. It’s also close to South Pearl Street, which houses various galleries, cocktail bars, specialty shops, high-end clothing stores, and some of the area’s best dining. The combination of charming homes, lush natural spaces, and high-class amenities make it easy to see why this area is a consistent favorite in Denver.
Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping
Residents of Washington Park enjoy ample shopping and dining options within the area. You’ll find what you’re looking for here, from fine dining to cocktail bars, high-end clothing shops, and galleries.
Wash Park Grille offers Italian with a twist. This low-key restaurant features an American-Italian menu infused with fresh local ingredients you can enjoy in the dining room, lounge, or patio.
Max Gill & Grill features surf and turf in a laid-back atmosphere, while Perdida offers a chic setting with seaside Mexican food and beverages. Reiver’s has been a neighborhood landmark since 1977. This spot in the middle of Old South Gaylord street offers a prime opportunity to enjoy lunch or dinner on the patio while friends and neighbors mill around.
Not only does Old South Gaylord Street have incredible restaurants, but the shopping is also of a high caliber. As one of the oldest shopping districts in Denver, most of the shops, restaurants, and bars are housed in converted 19th-century homes. Dark Rose Club is a local groomer for men that embodies the style revolution.
Things to Do
Washington Park residents enjoy various things to do all year long. Whether spending time outdoors in the gardens or at the lake or participating in one of the many community events, there’s plenty to keep everyone occupied.
The South Pearl Street Farmers’ Market happens every June through October on Sunday mornings. This area of South Pearl Street is turned into a vibrant farmers’ market offering fresh local produce, baked goods, artisan coffee roasters, and handcrafted items.
The community offers several fun events throughout the year that everyone can enjoy. The Furry Scurry is an event held in May that’s open to animal advocates across the state. Participations and their furry friends enjoy a two-mile walk or run around the park and conclude with a family-friendly festival.
Trick or Treat on Old South Gaylord Street adds an element of fun to your regular treat-or-treating schedule. Residents can stop by the 1,000 block of Gaylord to enjoy even more treats, including adult beverages. The Turkey Trot, sponsored by the Mile High United Way, is an annual Thanksgiving Day race that encourages the community to come together and get active. The Polar Bear 5k is another fun run. This one is a snow-filled event held annually in January. Those that don’t enjoy running can try VoLo, a fun volleyball meets kickball league in the area.
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