Residential development in Harvey Park South began in the early 50s, and includes low-density, single family ranch homes and several sought-after mid-century homes. The neighborhoods curved streets are different than the traditional grid pattern of the city to the north, and community shopping centers sit on the edges along Federal and Sheridan Boulevards. The area features the former Loretto Heights College campus, which is currently being redeveloped into a multi-use community including apartments, single-family housing, and commercial development The campus’ most prominent structure is the iconic red-hued, five-story administration building, that rests on a hilltop, will be preserved.
While a car is necessary for most errands in this neighborhood, there are a few conveniences located just down the road. However, keep in mind that for most of your outings, you'll likely need to travel outside of the neighborhood.
3/10Transportation Score
The neighborhood is served by a modest three bus lines, operating solely along Hampden Avenue and Federal Boulevard, so your choice of transportation in the neighborhood might be somewhat limited. Depending on your specific destination, it could be worth looking into other transportation options to ensure a smooth journey.
3/10Local Score
The neighborhood boasts attractions including the Bear Valley Shopping Center, as well as the nearby Bear Creek Park situated just to the south.
2/10Convenience Score
For your weekly grocery needs, you can rely on the convenience of King Soopers and Family Dollar. However, for a broader range of choices, you'll find additional options to the north in College View or to the south in Sheridan.
A BreezeParking
Parking within this neighborhood is convenient, saving you from the usual headaches and physical exertion that other neighborhoods in Denver cause. You can anticipate a smooth and hassle-free experience here.
TAMEVibe
Harvey Park South stands as a quiet and family-friendly area. Beyond its calm ambiance, the residents are drawn to the parks and recreation facilities in the area.
3/10Densitiy
Harvey Park South is less densely populated than its neighbor, Harvey Park, mainly due to its slightly greater distance from downtown Denver and a more limited range of amenities in the immediate vicinity.
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