Park Hill.
Park Hill is wide streets, a deep tree canopy, and Tudors on generous lots.
The housing
What to expect in the area.
The houses are Tudors, bungalows and Denver Squares from the 1900s through the 1940s, on generous lots with detached garages off the alleys.
The streets
What it is like to live there.
The streets run wider than most of Denver and the canopy is one of the best in the city. Park Hill was deliberately integrated by its own residents in the 1950s and 1960s, and that history is still part of how the neighborhood sees itself. North, South and Northeast Park Hill each have their own character.
At market
What to know before you buy.
Which part of Park Hill a house is in matters more than in most neighborhoods, and the differences are not obvious from a map. The things that come up again and again are the age of the roof and whether the plumbing, wiring and furnace have ever been updated.
Derrick Krueger
Real Estate Advisor with Compass.
Derrick works across Denver and the Front Range. If you are looking in Park Hill, 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.