Ruby Hill

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Ruby Hill

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The Ruby Hill Neighborhood

Filled with mostly brick and frame ranch homes, Ruby Hill residents have lots of outdoor options. There are lots of parks, including Sanderson Gulch Trail and Park, which runs most of the length of the area, and Ruby Hill Park, the largest park in southwest Denver with great city views. Ruby Hill Park is home to the new Levitt Pavilion, a modern outdoor music venue which presents 50 free family friendly concerts for the community each year, and winter sports snowboarding terrain, hosted by Winter Park Resort. There’s easy access to Santa Fe Drive and I-25 for multiple ways to access downtown and the metro area, and three light rail stops are closeby.

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Ruby Hill's Neighborhood Rankings

7/10Walking Score

With local eateries, coffee shops, and an elementary school in the neighborhood, Ruby Hill's walking score is a solid 7. You can even stroll to Ruby Hill Park or cycle to Ruby Hill Bike Park for exercise.

7/10Transportation Score

There are six bus lines and five rail lines running through Ruby Hill. The neighborhood also has a bike score of 7, with "flat as a pancake" bike lines, easy for travel!

3/10Local Score

Ruby Hill dwellers have to extend their search for dining and shopping options outside of the neighborhood to Platt Park or Wash Park for some fabulous eateries and bars. You'll enjoy the Latino-based and engaged community taking daily walks along the Sanderson Gulch Trail and enjoying the parks with their pets and families.

4/10Convenience Score

With a couple of convenience stores like Conoco and Shell officially in Ruby Hill, you can find great grocery stores and other chain locations in College View, just south of the neighborhood.

A BreezeParking

The community feel and neighborhood streets lend themselves well to parking. Forget the hassle of parking many other Denver neighborhoods impart. Your car will find a good resting place for the night in Ruby Hill.

TAMEVibe

Ruby Hill offers its dwellers a sparse urban feel where they enjoy the easygoing lifestyle the community provides. Ruby Hill Park is great for walking your dog, running, and cycling as well as the Bike Park features a slopestyle course, dirt jumps, pump tracks, and a skills course.

5/10Densitiy

The community offers mid-sized lots with ranch and cottage-style homes, offering properties for first-time home buyers looking to put in some work on their first home.