Congress Park.
Congress Park is brick, deep tree canopy, and the Botanic Gardens right next door.
The housing
What to expect in the area.
The houses are Denver Squares and brick bungalows from the 1900s to the 1920s, well kept and largely intact, with pop tops scattered through.
The streets
What it is like to live there.
The canopy over these blocks is among the deepest in the city. The 12th Avenue shops run through the middle, and the Botanic Gardens and Congress Park itself sit on the west side.
At market
What to know before you buy.
A lot of these houses still have the electrical, sewer line and boiler they were built with, so that is where the inspection usually focuses. The alley and the garage matter on most lots too.
Derrick Krueger
Real Estate Advisor with Compass.
Derrick works across Denver and the Front Range. If you are looking in Congress Park, he can tell you what is selling and what it is like to live there.
Where he works
Denver and the Front Range.
Considering your next move?
Buying or selling, Derrick will walk you through the options and help you decide.