New condo construction and historical buildings converted into modern Denver condos intertwine with Victorian single family homes a short walk to a chic though low key business district that supplies its affluent population its own restaurants, bars, bookstores and coffee shops. Five minutes away from downtown Denver, the area captures the desire of a wide range of age groups looking for the comfortable but hip lifestyle that makes Highland some of Denver’s most popular real estate.
Perched above the Platte River valley Highland was established in 1864 by Owen Le Fevre who along with a group of wealthy Denver-rites had left the Babylon of the old west (Denver), where cat houses were almost as frequents as the flooding, for higher land. The group formed a township in 1875, and though eventually annexed by the county of Denver, Highland spent considerable wealth in developing an architectural presence befitting a population who considered themselves the cultural elite. Denver’s annexation of Highland did not stop this growth and in fact it helped to spur it further with the introduction of a tramway running 32nd Avenue. In fact, it was the tramway stops that helped build the areas vibrant retail business district. Condocompany.com is your gateway to finding your perfect Denver condo home or vacation rental in this desirable historical area.
Shadows of the past continue to shape the present of Highland’s lifestyles and infrastructure. As recent development metamorphoses old turn of the century real estate into modern Denver condominiums the vital cultural artery of 32nd street continues to shape the areas presence as if the old tram still stopped along the stretch. Condominium owners, or those simply looking for a vacation rental in the area, will be able to take advantage of the inviting Common Grounds coffee shop or catch a beer, music, and a burger. Or residents of the area also take a more extravagant night out at fine dining establishments.
But Highland is not just 32nd street. A strong neighborhood council, which represents the area bound by 38th Ave to the North, Speer and Federal to the east, 23rd to the South, and Lowell to the West, has and continues to work with Denver City Council to make Highland one of the most desirable locations to own Denver condo real estate. As the real estate values in the area continued to climb the area has become increasingly family friendly. With a host of parks and recreational opportunities such as Highland Park, Sloan’s Lake, and Viking park as well as quality schools, a new library annex planned, and community sponsored festivals all combining to make one more reason that you and your family will love owning your own Denver Condo in Highlands.
Whether it is your desire to own your own Denver Condominium or simply looking to spend a week in a vacation rental, Condocompany.com looks forward to helping you discover your perfect place amongst this Denver sanctuary.
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