Neighborhood Guide

Park Hill

Grand parkways, classic architecture, and one of Denver's most beloved neighborhoods.

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Park Hill
Market Snapshot
$705,000 (North Park Hill), $1,030,000 (South Park Hill)
Median Price: Detached
Median Price: Attached
$411 (North), $433 (South)
Median Price per Sq Ft
17 days (North), 14 days (South)
Average Days on Market
272 detached (145 North, 127 South)
Homes Sold, Last 12 Months
1947 (North), 1930 (South)
Typical Year Built

Trailing 12 months through September 2026. Source: MLS data.

Overview

Park Hill stretches east of City Park and is known for its wide parkways, mature trees, and remarkable variety of early 1900s architecture. Both South and North Park Hill have a strong neighborhood identity, with local shops along 23rd Avenue and Kearney Street, City Park a short bike ride west, and downtown and the airport both within easy reach.

Homes You'll Find

Park Hill is a single-family neighborhood of 1900s to 1920s brick bungalows, Denver Squares, and Tudors, with larger homes on the wide parkways and smaller cottages on the interior blocks. South Park Hill holds the largest and most expensive homes, while North Park Hill includes more 1940s and 1950s ranches. Attached homes are limited, mostly small condo buildings and townhomes near Colfax and Colorado Boulevard.

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Eat and Drink

  • Cake Crumbs Bakery and Cafe: Kearney Street bakery known for cakes, cinnamon rolls, and breakfast. 2216 Kearney St.
  • Lucina Eatery and Bar: Latin American restaurant and cocktail bar. 2245 Kearney St.
  • Honey Hill Cafe: Coffee and breakfast sandwiches on 23rd Avenue. 4628 E 23rd Ave.
  • Esters Oneida Park: Neighborhood pub with pizza and local beer. 2201 Oneida St.

Things to Do

  • Park Hill Park: 155-acre former golf course now open for walking while the city builds out the park in phases. E 35th Ave and Colorado Blvd.
  • Oneida Park and Kearney Street shops: Cafes, a butcher, a wine bar, and restaurants around Oneida and Kearney streets.
  • Hiawatha Davis Jr. Recreation Center: City rec center with a gym and pool. 3334 Holly St.
  • Park Hill Branch Library: Denver Public Library branch on Montview. 4705 Montview Blvd.
  • City Park: Denver's largest park, with the Zoo and the Museum of Nature and Science, just west of the neighborhood.

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