Cherry Creek

Hundreds of stores at North Mall and Cherry Creek Shopping Center
Shoppers find more high-end clothing boutiques with brands like Coach and Gucci at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center, a vast mall with valet parking on 1st Avenue. Kona Grill provides menu items like scratch-made sushi with fresh ingredients and cocktail options through a modern bar. Locals can reserve a table at 801 Chophouse and try a tender Delmonico steak or seared scallops. Residents pick up groceries at Whole Foods Market on 1st Avenue or Trader Joe’s just north on Colorado Boulevard.Arts Festival and the Fresh Market
“There is the Cherry Creek Arts Festival every summer, which is one of the premier arts festivals in Colorado. It’s huge. They have art vendors all throughout the streets,” says Christine Belin, a Denver local and Broker Associate at Evernest, LLC, with over 10 years of experience. “They also have a great farmers market all summer long in the parking lot of the mall.” An essential summer staple of community culture, the festival features live music and outdoor art galleries at Cherry Creek North. Proceeds from the festival benefit the city’s arts curriculum in education. The neighborhood's Fresh Market is a Saturday event with locally grown produce and food from local businesses. Residents visit the Sidewalk Sale to look for pop-up stands outside storefronts adorned with red balloons, marking discounted prices from retailers to prepare for a new autumn inventory. The Holiday Market is a winter craft fair where the community rings in the season at the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.Excellent education and Bromwell's long history
Kids tend the garden to harvest fresh produce for the cafeteria at Bromwell Elementary School, which receives an A-minus overall grade according to Niche. Bromwell is one of the oldest schools in Denver, with roots in the 1860s, although it was demolished and rebuilt in the 1970s. Middle-school students take courses centered around sustainable energy, introductory engineering or robotics at Hill Campus of Arts & Sciences, which has a B-plus overall grade. Denver East High School is the #11 best public high school in Colorado, with an overall grade of A. Students at Denver East join one of the 82 campus organizations, such as the Improv Club, Rollerskating Club or the Greenhouse Club.Cherry Creek and Pulaski Park
The shady trail runs parallel to the trickling creek at Cherry Creek Park. The Cherry Creek Trail begins inside the city and stretches over 40 miles southeast, ending in Cherry Creek State Park, making it a popular route for biking and exercise. Families visit the playgrounds at Pulaski Park or practice serving at the Gates Center, a public facility with over 20 tennis courts. The Denver Country Club golf course is this neighborhood’s western border. Cherry Creek is three miles south of City Park's attractions, like the Zoo and the Museum of Nature & Science. Residents wander through tropical flora at the Denver Botanic Gardens, less than two miles north. Next door, locals lounge in hammocks or have a picnic at Cheesman Park. With a large Greek pavilion supported by doric columns, Cheesman Park was once a 19th-century cemetery but is now brimming with life.Various architectural styles
Walking around Cherry Creek takes pedestrians across Craftsman bungalows, Spanish Revivals and prominent Tudors. Sleek modern custom homes are often under construction or recently listed. Home prices range from $1.1 million - $1.8 million. For $1.1 million, prospective homebuyers can find a 4-bedroom, two-story townhouse with a 2-car garage. A 3-bedroom townhouse with hardwood floors and a more central location is listed for $1.8 million. The average household income in Cherry Creek is $166,829. The area also includes luxury condominiums and townhomes. Historic landmarks in Cherry Creek are left over from its former township, including the Harman Town Hall, built in 1891, and the 6th Avenue United Church of Christ, built-in 1925.Extremely walkable, close to downtown Denver
Cherry Creek is a walker’s paradise with a walk score of 91. Bike lanes allow alternate forms of transportation on primary routes, giving this neighborhood a bike score of 80. Commuters jump on the RTD bus from the stops around the shopping plazas on 1st Avenue and University Boulevard. Downtown Denver is only three miles away. Commuters drive west on 1st Avenue and north on Broadway to wind up downtown. Cherry Creek is 22 miles southwest of the Denver International Airport, which makes for an easy trip to new destinations.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Rachel Gallegos
Compass - Denver
(720) 807-1348
216 Total Sales
2 in Cherry Creek
$895K - $3.6M Price Range
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Alan Larson
Kentwood Real Estate DTC, LLC
(720) 807-8636
79 Total Sales
1 in Cherry Creek
$2,090,000 Price
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Jean & Rick Oliphant
West and Main Homes Inc
(720) 710-5186
60 Total Sales
1 in Cherry Creek
$750,000 Price
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Brenda Moore
Century 21 Moore Real Estate
(720) 594-3394
28 Total Sales
1 in Cherry Creek
$1,215,000 Price
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William Kretzer
Responds QuicklyRE/MAX Professionals
(720) 575-8070
61 Total Sales
1 in Cherry Creek
$1,026,000 Price
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Cindy Dassinger
Metro Home Finders
(720) 709-1121
167 Total Sales
1 in Cherry Creek
$1,850,000 Price
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1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Cherry Creek | US |
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Homicide | 1 | 4 |
Sexual Assault | 2 | 4 |
Assault with Weapon | 1 | 4 |
Robbery | 3 | 4 |
Burglary | 5 | 4 |
Motor Vehicle Theft | 4 | 4 |
Larceny | 5 | 4 |
Crime Score | 4 | 4 |
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Cherry Creek Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Cherry Creek, Denver sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Cherry Creek, Denver over the last 12 months is $512,270, down 27% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Welcome to this stellar corner-unit townhome located in the heart of Cherry Creek—just blocks from Denver’s premier dining, shopping, and lifestyle destinations. With nearly 2,700 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, this 3-bedroom, 4-bath residence offers a rare blend of comfort, privacy, and flexibility. Step inside to find generous indoor-outdoor living, including a lovely,
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