Homes for sale in Denver neighborhoods are close to an array of exciting sights and sounds. For an unusual day of exploring the art world, doing some unique shopping, and dining in some interesting eating establishments from coffee shops to lunch in the 2,500-square-foot Civic Center Park (including food trucks) to happy hours to dinners, […]
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Located only a short 30 miles west of Downtown Denver and therefore a desirable “bedroom community” from which to commute, Evergreen is a gorgeous and very picturesque Rocky Mountains city beautifully situated at an elevation of 7,200 feet beginning at the base of Mount Evans. Benefits Approximately 20,000 residents have the outstanding benefits of a
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When relocating to Colorado, it is exciting to see all of the attractions as a newcomer and entertain guests. If you want to buy a home in Colorado, you will likely have friends or family come to visit. For those planning to relocate to Denver in the future, meet up with me for a tour
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Settled by Europeans in the 1860s, Morrison in Jefferson County, only 10 miles west of Denver, is one of the surviving small gateway towns that had flourished in the Front Range of Colorado during the Gold Rush. Morrison Historic District Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in September 1976, 70 sites and buildings
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Arvada, Colorado is a friendly community with lots of amenities. It’s a good place to invest in real estate as a rental property and a great place to make your own home. Arvada homes for sale are an excellent investment. Arvada has a low crime rate and excellent schools. There are many shopping opportunities in Arvada and
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There are an amazing number of state and city parks in the Denver area. Learn about other parks in Part 1 and Part 2 of our series. Red Rocks Park This is a Denver Mountain Park that is free of charge and is open daily from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset.
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With more than 40 state parks in Colorado and numerous city parks, there is much to explore on over 500 miles of trails and 4,000 campsites. Denver’s urban park system alone embraces close to 6,000 acres of “traditional” parks, natural areas, and parkways. Three New Parks Mayor Michael B. Hancock, along with city officials and
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Denver is known for its active lifestyle. It’s easy to be active with so many scenic places within the metro area. There are more than 40 state parks in Colorado. There are more than 500 miles of trails and 4,000 campsites, plus city parks, and each is a little different. Here are some unique facts about
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