Northeast Park Hill Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

Northeast Park Hill in Denver is a neighborhood with a rich history of social activism and a commitment to equity. Developed in 1887, it features bungalows with sloped roofs and midcentury ranch-style homes, particularly near North Park Hill. Residential areas are primarily in the southern half, with industrial parks to the north. Local dining and retail options include historic spots like Long Table Brewhouse and newer establishments like Walmart Super Center and Spinelli’s Market and Deli. The Park Hill Farm & Flea Market offers seasonal local food and crafts. Annual events include the Park Hill Art Festival in June and Denver's largest Independence Day parade in July. The Montview Presbyterian Church is a landmark of the neighborhood's civil rights history. Students in the area attend Denver County School District 1, with highly rated options like Denver School of the Arts and McAuliffe International School. City Park, on the western border, features lakes, playgrounds, trails, the Denver Zoo, and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. The Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Center is known for its pools and pickleball courts, while the City of Axum Park and Skyland Park offer additional recreational facilities. Commuting downtown is an 8-mile drive via I-70 and I-25, with public transportation options including RTD shuttles and the A-Line light rail. The neighborhood's proximity to I-70, I-270, and a 20-mile commute to Denver International Airport makes it largely car-dependent. Crime rates in Northeast Park Hill are lower than the national average, contributing to its appeal.