Washington Park

Wash Park is the neighborhood that defines Denver's aspirational lifestyle. The park itself is extraordinary — 165 acres of manicured lawns, two lakes, flower gardens, and a running path that feels like a community living room. The surrounding streets are lined with mature trees, craftsman bungalows, and Tudor revivals that have been lovingly maintained for decades.

"If you love morning walks around a beautiful park, neighborhood coffee shops, mature trees, and homes with genuine character — Wash Park is likely your neighborhood. The lifestyle is exceptional. The price reflects it."

Predominantly craftsman bungalows, Tudor revivals, and Dutch colonials from the 1920s–1940s. Some mid-century ranches. New construction is rare and expensive. The character of the housing stock is a major part of the neighborhood's appeal.

Erin's personal favorites in Washington Park — the places she actually goes.

"Wash Park is the neighborhood I show buyers when they ask me what Denver living is really about. The park is extraordinary, the homes have genuine character, and the community feel is real. The price is real too — this is Denver's most competitive market."