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A rapidly transforming riverfront community
Jefferson Park is a place to watch as homebuyers and visitors rediscover one of the Mile High City’s oldest neighborhoods. After decades of declining populations and increased commercialization, condominiums and contemporary townhouses are revitalizing the neighborhood's housing market. The result is a steady mix of turn-of-the-century houses and new developments. The area's namesake park sits at the center of the community, and Interstate 25 forms a barrier between the residential and recreational parts of this urban strip. By crossing over, folks can easily access some of Denver’s most famous attractions, including the booming Empower Field and Downtown Aquarium.
Jefferson Park is full of fun and entertainment for all age groups.
Jefferson Park is a tight knit commuity where local dog owners meet at the park daily.
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Classic Victorians meet new Jefferson Park condos
Cranes swivel overhead as upcoming apartments, condos and office complexes are built from the ground up. Modern townhouses with clean lines, large windows and off-street parking list from $675,000 to $850,000, while sleek condos two blocks from Empower Field go for $400,000 to $585,000. These often sit next to neighborhoods that have been around for decades or longer, making for a stark contrast connected by clean sidewalks. Entire streets of renovated Victorian cottages in storybook hues and Mission Revival duplexes hearken back to a much earlier Denver. Most are priced between $655,000 and $830,000 and were built in the early 1900s.
Victorian homes are some of the earliest residences built in Jefferson Park.
Balconies and rooftop decks in modern condominiums help residents enjoy the beautiful views.
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Dining and shopping this side of South Platte
Locals stroll to the breweries and eateries that line Federal Boulevard or grab groceries at the Safeway on the north corner. The tavern-style Federal Bar and Grill offers 20 draft beer lines, while dinner guests at Adams Mystery Playhouse solve a murder mystery while choosing from the buffet. Residents can head north to Highland for even more options for a bite to eat. Being just across the South Platte River from the heart of Denver means they’re also close to larger shopping centers like 16th Street Mall.
Devil's Ivy is a highly rated plant nursery in the Jefferson Park neighborhood.
Curry & Grill Indian & Nepali Cuisine is one of Jefferson Park's highest rated restaurants.
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Schools near Jefferson Park
Students living in this part of the city attend nearby Denver Public Schools. Brown Elementary School earns a B-plus from Niche, while Skinner Middle School earns an A-minus. Fred N. Thomas Career Education Center Early College prepares high school students for college and careers with classes in subjects ranging from cybersecurity to architecture and wedding technology. Denver Public Schools CareerConnect programs pair participants with local businesses to help them develop transferable skills. This public magnet school earns a B from Niche.
Brown International Academy in Sloans Lake is an authorized International Baccalaureate school.
Berkeley Skinner Middle School boasts a charming brick facade and is the Home to the Scorpions.
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Exploring the namesake park and Children’s Museum
Situated on a bluff overlooking the surrounding community, Jefferson Park provides a grassy space to escape the urban atmosphere and take the dogs for a walk. Residents bring their lawn chairs on the Fourth of July to watch fireworks over the city. They can cross I-25 to reach Gates Crescent Park, where local kids play on the playground and bikers and picnickers enjoy views of Elitch Gardens. Kids also love the hands-on exhibits at the Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus. Their outdoor Adventure Forest offers seasonal activities in the snow and on hot summer days.
The youngest residents of Jefferson Park love the Chidlren's Museum playgroun.
Jefferson Park is named after it's namesake park.
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A trip to Downtown Aquarium or Empower Field
The underwater life at Downtown Aquarium entrances visitors year-round – from a 50,000-gallon centerpiece display to whimsical exhibit shows featuring Mystic Mermaids®. And it's hard not to be a Broncos fan when living so close to Empower Field at Mile High. In addition to football games, guests can visit the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame and attend concerts from major headliners there throughout the year.
The Downtown Aquarium also includes a restaurant and lounge for all to enjoy.
Empower Field is home to the Denver Broncos.
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Taking I-25 and getting around Denver
I-25 is the main thoroughfare for Jefferson Park residents looking to get in and out of Denver. They head north on the interstate before exiting onto Interstate 76 to reach Denver International Airport in roughly 30 miles. By crossing I-25, locals reach LoDo, Metropolitan State University of Denver and Saint Joseph Hospital. Save for I-25, the Jefferson Park area is walkable and bikeable. The Light Rail C-Line sits next to Empower Field, and folks can even take the scenic Denver Trolley from the aquarium station.
Jefferson Park is one of the Mile High City’s oldest neighborhoods.
Gates Crescent Park features nearby bike and walking trails.
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A noisy day-to-day
Most Jefferson Park residents can certainly hear cheers from excited fans at Empower Field each time there's an event. Road noise from I-25 and ongoing construction add to the soundscape of the neighborhood.
Dogs are abundant in the Jefferson Park neighborhood.
Kids love to play on the playground at Gates Crescent Park in the Jefferson Park neighborhood.
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On average, homes in Jefferson Park, Denver sell after 64 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Jefferson Park, Denver over the last 12 months is $685,000, down 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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