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The next hot hoods in Denver. Meet North Park Hill

Last week I did a blog post about Denver's next hot hoods. I got a lot of interest from it so thought I would try to make it a weekly post. This week I'm highlighting an area I've been working in like crazy lately, North Park Hill.


North Park Hill is on fire right now and it really surprise me how not many people are talking about it. North Park Hill is roughly Colorado Boulevard east to Quebec and Martin Luther King Boulevard north to I-70. It is easy to understand why it gets overshadowed by true Park Hill with it's stunning architecture and ever growing price tag. But like Edgewater and Wheat Ridge which are benefiting greatly from the growing price tag of Highlands, North Park Hill is reaping the same rewards too.

Architecturally, North Park Hill is defined by 50's racnhes with average city lots and smaller trees. While the architecture isn't the highlight of Denver, the neighborhoods offers solid homes, many with basements, for a price tage under $250,000. It is possible to get a 3 bed, 2 bath home in average shape with a garage for $240,000. Being only minutes to Stapleton and 10 to 15 minutes to Downtown, the location is hard to beat. And as Park Hill continues to skyrocket in price, expect more and more buyers to start looking north and prices to jump in an area that is for now overlooked.

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