Highland Denver Real Estate Guide

Highland is a trendy Denver neighborhood known for its beautifully preserved Victorian architecture and an abundance of independent boutiques and farm-to-table restaurants. This vibrant area attracts young professionals and families seeking a walkable, community-focused lifestyle close to downtown Denver.

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Highland Information

Housing Style Victorian, Modern Condos, Row Houses
Walk Score 81 (Very Walkable)
School District Denver Public Schools

The Pros

  • Excellent walkability to shops, restaurants, and parks.
  • Vibrant nightlife and a thriving arts scene.
  • Proximity to downtown Denver and easy access to public transportation.

The Trade-offs

  • Higher cost of living compared to other Denver neighborhoods.
  • Limited parking availability, especially in popular areas.
  • Can be noisy, particularly near bars and restaurants on weekends.

Local Hotspots

Highland is home to some great local spots:

  • Highland Bridge: Spanning I-25, this pedestrian bridge provides easy access to downtown Denver and offers stunning city views.
  • Little Man Ice Cream: An iconic ice cream shop shaped like a giant milk can, serving up unique and delicious flavors.
  • Root Down: A popular restaurant known for its creative global cuisine and commitment to sustainability, located in a renovated gas station.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Is Highland walkable?

    Yes, Highland is highly walkable, with a Walk Score of 81, making it easy to run errands and explore the neighborhood on foot. Many residents can easily walk to restaurants, shops, and parks.

  2. What are the schools like in Highland?

    Highland is served by Denver Public Schools. Parents should check the specific school assignments based on their address within Highland.

  3. What kind of housing is available in Highland?

    Highland offers a mix of housing options, including historic Victorian homes, modern condominiums, and renovated row houses. The architectural diversity contributes to the neighborhood’s unique character.

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