Denver Neighborhoods – Observatory Park

Denver Neighborhoods – Observatory Park 

Observatory Park offers the charm of a college town, the convenience of a central location and the serenity of a traditional neighborhood where lovely historic homes and mature shade trees line the picturesque streets. With Denver University being one of the main focal points of Observatory Park you will find this to be a vibrant neighborhood. The newly streamlined I-25 corridor and Light Rail whisks commuters to Downtown, the Central Platte Valley, Denver Tech Center (DTC) and Park Meadows Mall. University Blvd, Colorado Blvd and Yale Ave speed residents on their way, but many opt for a quiet stroll to one of the area’s many delightful cafes, coffee bars, restaurants, convenience food outlets and a myriad of retail stores.

Reminiscent of old-world villages, the quaint shopping districts at Old South Gaylord and South Pearl Street, offer bookshops, galleries, boutiques and restaurants. At University HIlls Plaza, Chez Artiste, showcases the finest independent films and foreign language cinema. For firstrun features, there is the Colorado Center Stadium 9 at Colorado and I-25 next door to Dave and Buster’s arcade and Restaurant. Steeped in Denver history, Observatory Park, a family oriented neighborhood with a dash of spice offers a zesty blend of modern and traditional lifestyles and architecture.

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Near-by Parks: Observatory Park and McWilliams Park

25 Minutes to DownTown

16 Minutes to Shopping Cherry Creek Mall

10 Minutes to I-25

Closest Grocery Store is Natural Grocers

Walk Score: 59

Bike Score: 86

Postal Zip Code: 80209