Virginia Village

Virginia Village is a well-loved Southeast Denver neighborhood with quiet, tree-lined streets and everything you need close by. Tucked just south of Cherry Creek between Colorado Boulevard and Quebec Street, it blends naturally into its neighbors, Washington Virginia Vale, Goldsmith, and Indian Creek. They share similar housing stock, schools, and amenities and are often treated as one area by buyers, so this guide covers them all. The Cherry Creek Trail runs right along the north edge, perfect for a morning run or a bike ride, and Cherry Creek North, Denver's premier shopping and dining district, is just a few minutes away. Closer to home, Colorado Boulevard offers easy access to a wide mix of restaurants, shopping, and everyday errands. When it's time to head out, I-25 and light rail at Colorado Station make commuting easy.

Virginia Village is known for its 1950s brick ranches, many with one-car garages and set on wide lots along large streets with mature trees. Tucked within the neighborhood, the Krisana Park and Lynwood pockets hold true mid-century modern homes that often sell for more per square foot than the standard postwar builds. Condos and townhomes can be found along Holly Street and closer to Evans Avenue and Colorado Boulevard.