What’s the Best Denver Neighborhood? - A Look at Uptown
March 13th, 2009 by JayBungalows, lofts, freshly painted victorians, modern condo projects pepper this vibrant hood.
Housing options range from classic Victorian and Queen Anne-style single family homes to newly constructed, modern condominiums. Quaint brick bungalows join the mix, along with several apartment complexes. Uptown also has a nice variety of loft conversions. The price range for Uptown real estate is as wide as the housing selection; lofts and newer construction begin in the high one hundred thousands and range through three-quarters of a million dollars. With an extensive variety of single family homes, condos, and lofts, Uptown offers home buyers lots of great choices.
Prices range form the 200’s up to 600k for upper end lofts.
Eats & Drinks: Avenue Grill, Strings, AIX Restaurant, Solera Restaurant and Wine Bar
Boundaries: The boundaries are Broadway and York streets for western and eastern borders. Colfax to the south and 20th to the north frame in this exciting area.
Pros: borders downtown, close to nightlife, good eats, shopping, theatre, retail
Cons: none to think of.
Schools:
Adjacent Hoods: Five Points, Downtown, Cheeseman Park, City Park West, Capitol Hill
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