The Mile High City continues to attract people from all over the country, and it’s no surprise why. With 300 days of sunshine, an incredible dining scene, and quick access to the stunning Rocky Mountains, Denver offers a lifestyle that’s hard to beat. But choosing the perfect neighborhood to settle in can be a daunting task. Luckily, 5280 Magazine has released its annual list of the top 25 Denver neighborhoods for 2024, providing insight into the best places to live based on home prices, school quality, safety, and more.
At Sustainable Design Build, we work in neighborhoods all over the Denver metro area, but we’ve got a few favorite luxury areas that made 5280’s coveted list. Below are our top five picks from the rankings, each offering something unique to homeowners looking for a seamless design-build experience in one of Denver’s best areas.
1. Washington Park (Ranked #1)
Home to tree-lined streets, historic homes, and, of course, the iconic Washington Park, this neighborhood continues to be one of Denver’s most sought-after. With a 2023 average home price of $1.9 million, Wash Park attracts families and professionals alike who are looking for a blend of urban living with plenty of green space. The neighborhood offers a strong community feel and walkable access to boutique shops, restaurants, and recreational spaces. Sustainable Design Build has completed numerous projects in this area, perfect for clients looking to expand or renovate their historic homes while keeping the charm of the neighborhood intact.
2. Berkeley (Ranked #2)
Berkeley’s rise in popularity can be attributed to its diverse cultural offerings and proximity to Tennyson Street, one of the city’s trendiest dining and shopping districts. The average home price here sits just under $1 million, making it a desirable neighborhood for those seeking a balance between luxury and vibrancy. Berkeley’s eclectic architecture and large lot sizes make it an excellent choice for custom homes and additions. Our team has worked with clients here to bring modern, innovative designs to this historic area, helping them create homes that reflect both their personal style and the neighborhood’s creative spirit.
3. University Park (Ranked #13)
Known for its stately homes and proximity to Denver University, University Park offers quiet, tree-lined streets while still being close to Denver’s urban core. With an average home price of $1.49 million, it’s perfect for families and professionals who value both elegance and convenience. Sustainable Design Build has seen increasing demand in University Park, with homeowners looking to add modern additions or completely reimagine their spaces with our full-service design-build approach.
4. Hilltop (Ranked #22)
Hilltop is the epitome of luxury living in Denver. With a 2023 average home price of $1.55 million, this neighborhood boasts spacious lots and beautiful, historic homes that are ripe for renovation or expansion. Known for its lush landscaping and a prestigious atmosphere, Hilltop is a favorite among those looking for a refined, suburban feel while still being close to the city’s amenities. Our team has completed stunning remodels in Hilltop, where we blend modern design elements with the neighborhood’s traditional charm.
5. Montclair (Ranked #23)
One of Denver’s hidden gems, Montclair is a quaint neighborhood with a mix of Victorian homes, mid-century ranches, and newer builds. With an average home price of $882,049, Montclair offers a more affordable option for those looking to break into Denver’s high-end market. Our team loves working in this area, where the architectural diversity allows us to get creative with home designs and additions, offering our clients something truly unique.
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