Washington Park

A neighborhood offering outdoor recreation, neighborhood dining, and boutique shopping. Washington Park, or “Wash Park” as locals call it, is Denver’s lush urban retreat and the defining feature of the neighborhood that shares its name. Designed in 1889 by Reinhard Schuetze and enhanced by the Olmsted Brothers and Saco DeBoer, this 155-acre park boasts two lakes, the city’s largest meadow, tree-lined paths, formal flower beds, and landmarks like the 1913 Boat House on Smith Lake. The surrounding neighborhood blends historic charm and modern elegance, with Craftsman Bungalows, Tudors, Victorians, and contemporary homes. Residents enjoy extensive trails, a strong sense of community, and nearby Old South Gaylord Street, lined with boutique shops, cafés, and restaurants. With home prices ranging from $800,000 to several million, Washington Park offers an unmatched combination of natural beauty, architectural diversity, and vibrant city living. Significant.

Features:

• "Old South Gaylord” boutique shops and neighborhood restaurants

• Washington Park Boat house with paddle boats

• Washington Park with multi bikes

• Bonnie Brae neighborhood shopping and dining including Bonnie Brae ice cream and the Campus Lounge

• Denver Public Library