City Park West
A tree-lined enclave on the edge of City Park, with downtown a short bike ride away and a quieter, slower street just beyond the front door. Living here is a study in connection: to the park's green space, to the cafes and traditions of the surrounding community, and to the city a bike lane away.
A Calmed, Connected Street
A newly added roundabout and bike path directly out front have calmed traffic, leaving the street quieter and more peaceful.
Nearby amenities
Cafes and restaurants sit close by, and the home's xeriscaped garden regularly draws the attention of passersby.
By bike
A direct, low-stress ride to downtown Denver along the connected bike network.
An established street
A settled residential block of well-kept mid-century homes near City Park West's parks and amenities.
The Park & the Outdoors
Two blocks east sits City Park, the open green space that gives the neighborhood its name and much of its character.
City Park amenities
Denver's largest park holds lakes, a golf course, running and biking trails, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and the Denver Zoo.
Carla Madison Recreation Center
A public recreation center with a full gym and a lap pool sits a few blocks from the home.
A Saturday farmers market
A weekly farmers market is nearby, with jazz in the park among the seasonal traditions that draw the neighborhood outside.
A xeriscape neighborhood
Low-water, low-maintenance landscaping is embraced up and down the surrounding streets, a shared ethos the home's own all-perennial, drip-irrigated garden continues-planted with pollinator species that could qualify it as a Monarch waystation.
A Civic Legacy
The immediate neighborhood carries a history of its own, tied directly to this home.
A named legacy nearby
Elvin R. Caldwell built this home in 1953 and raised his family here; the iron "C" on the chimney stands for the Caldwell name. A prominent Denver civic figure, he is honored by the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library and the Elvin R. Caldwell Community Service Plaza.