Classic meets modern in this spacious Denver estate, offering 4,700 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space just across from City Park Golf Course. Set on a south-facing corner lot with beautiful views overlooking the course, this architecturally striking home offers room to gather, spread out, and truly relax. The home features an eclectic collection of vibrant music posters and artwork throughout, adding personality and creative energy to the space. Ideal for large groups, the home features 6 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, blending elevated finishes with a comfortable, lived-in feel.
The grand two-story foyer creates a welcoming first impression, leading into an open main living space anchored by a double-sided gas fireplace and an oversized kitchen island perfect for hosting. One of the home’s most impressive features is the accordion-style glass door that opens the living room fully to the backyard patio, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. Whether you're preparing meals in the spacious kitchen, enjoying coffee with golf course views, or gathering for dinner around the island, the layout is designed for connection.
Upstairs and throughout the home, there are six generously sized bedrooms, including two king suites with large attached bathrooms and walk-in closets. The home comfortably accommodates larger groups without feeling crowded, making it ideal for family reunions, milestone celebrations, or extended stays in Denver.
Downstairs, the basement transforms into an entertainment retreat with a dedicated theater room featuring a 120-inch projector screen and a pool table for game nights. Step outside to the private back patio with seating and a hot tub — perfect for unwinding after a day exploring the city. While the home offers high-end finishes and impressive scale, it maintains a relaxed, welcoming character.
Located just minutes from City Park, the Denver Zoo, Denver Museum of Nature & Science, RiNo Arts District, and downtown Denver, this home provides both convenience and a sense of retreat. Grocery stores, coffee shops, and neighborhood restaurants are nearby, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the best of Denver living.
Wintertime in Colorado brings many opportunities for play and adventure, as well as seasonal hazards that require consideration. AWD or 4WD capable vehicles are recommended from November - April for all guests. Please plan your travel accordingly. We are not responsible for guests ability to access roads or parking due to weather conditions.
Layout:
Main Floor
• Living room with Smart TV
• Dining room with 2-sided gas fireplace
• Kitchen
• Bedroom 1 - King bed, walk-in closet, en suite bathroom
• Laundry room
• Half bathroom
Upper Level / 2nd Floor
• Bedroom 2 - King bed, walk in closet with washer/dryer, en suite bathroom
• Bedroom 3 - Queen bed
• Bedroom 4 - Full bed + twin bed
• Jack-and-jill bathroom between bedrooms 3 + 4
• Balcony
Lower Level / Basement
• Theater room with 120-inch projector
• Bar area
• Pool table and dart board
• Bedroom 5 - Queen bed
• Bedroom 6 - Queen bed
• Full bathroom
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The neighborhood:
City Park is one of those neighborhoods that instantly feels like “real Denver.” Mornings start with joggers circling the park, golfers teeing off at City Park Golf Course, and neighbors walking dogs with coffee in hand. The park itself is one of the largest green spaces in the city, home to the Denver Zoo, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, playgrounds, lakes, and wide-open lawns that fill up with picnics and pickup games when the weather’s nice. It’s relaxed, active, and unpretentious — the kind of place where you can spend a whole day outside without ever trying too hard.
The surrounding neighborhoods like Park Hill, Whittier, and RiNo add even more personality. You’ll find local coffee shops, neighborhood breweries, food halls, and colorful street art just minutes away. RiNo (River North Art District) in particular is a fun place to wander — think converted warehouses turned into cocktail bars, live music venues, galleries, and some of the city’s best restaurants. It’s creative, a little gritty in the best way, and always evolving.
Downtown Denver is just a short drive away, offering everything from pro sports games and concerts to rooftop bars and chef-driven dining. But what makes this area special is how easy it is to balance city energy with outdoor space. You can spend the morning exploring museums or brunch spots, the afternoon biking through the park, and the evening catching live music or a sunset over the skyline.
And when you’re ready to venture beyond the city, Colorado’s bigger playground is waiting. Boulder is about 30–40 minutes away with its iconic Flatirons and hiking trails, and the foothills offer quick access to Red Rocks, Golden, and countless scenic drives. Whether you’re here for food, culture, outdoor adventure, or just a laid-back weekend with family, City Park puts you right in the middle of Denver’s easygoing, active lifestyle.
Top Things to Do in the Area:
• Denver Zoo – A local favorite and one of the country’s most respected zoos, located right inside City Park.
• Denver Museum of Nature & Science – Interactive exhibits, space displays, and an IMAX theater make this great for all ages.
• City Park Pedal Boating on Ferril Lake – Rent a paddle boat or kayak with skyline and mountain views.
• Explore the RiNo Art District – Street murals, galleries, breweries, and live music venues packed into a walkable neighborhood.
• Catch a Rockies Game at Coors Field – Classic Denver experience with great stadium views and a lively atmosphere.
Top Restaurants & Happy Hour Spots:
• Barcelona Wine Bar – Upscale tapas, strong cocktail program, and a popular happy hour.
• Work & Class – Latin-inspired comfort food served family-style in a casual, energetic setting.
• The Plimoth – Intimate New American spot known for seasonal menus and creative plates.
• Cerebral Brewing – Excellent craft beer selection with a laid-back neighborhood vibe.
• Hop Alley – Modern Chinese cuisine with bold flavors and a great cocktail list.
Top Nearby Hikes:
• Red Rocks Trading Post Trail (Easy) – Scenic loop with iconic rock formations and sweeping views.
• Mount Falcon Castle Trail (Intermediate) – Historic ruins and panoramic foothill vistas.
• Royal Arch Trail, Boulder (Difficult) – Steep climb rewarded with dramatic rock arch views.
• South Table Mountain Loop, Golden (Intermediate) – Wide trails with wildflowers and mesa-top scenery.
• Chautauqua Meadow Trail, Boulder (Easy) – Gentle trails beneath the Flatirons with stunning backdrops.
