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Classical style meets contemporary living in this thriving Denver community
Named for its centerpiece park, Platt Park is cherished by residents for its diverse houses, excellent schools and famous shopping district. The area’s prime location and collection of Denver hot spots have made it a destination for young professionals. “You’re near a lot of hip spots out there,“ says Jeff Galligan, broker and owner at Harvey Park Realty. Galligan has sold homes in the greater Denver area for almost 40 years and previously worked in the area.
South Pearl St. is arguably Platt Park's biggest attraction.
Newer duplexes in Platt Park are often quite large and feature rooftop patios.
South Pearl St is a lively area and the heart of Platt Park.
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Sushi Den, Antique Row and more Denver favorites
Platt Park's portion of the major commercial hub, South Broadway, is known as Antique Row. Former industrial buildings are now occupied by various shops, restaurants and businesses. Favorites like Watson & Co and The Annex offer curated antiques. Local picks such as Izakaya Den and Stella's Coffee Haus both sit close to the neighborhood’s center on South Pearl Street. Further down the street, Park Platt’s youngest residents can enjoy story time at Second Star to the Right, the neighborhood’s beloved children’s bookstore.
Sushi Den shares a space with Izakaya Den, and also offers a terrific sushi bar.
Antique lovers in Platt Park can get lost in Corky's Antiques.
Joy Hill on South Broadway has a hip bar and great pizza.
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Updated Victorian homes, foursquares and contemporary housing
Platt Park’s streets are lined with a treasure trove of eclectic and modern styles. “You’ve got a lot of older houses out there, built near the turn of the century,” Galligan says. "Very upscale stuff." Rows of Victorian gable-front homes, often adorned with colorful fish scale shingles, can be found on South Pennsylvania Street. Spanish Revivals with terracotta-tiled roofs pop up among more common Denver Squares and Craftsman bungalows. Modern renovations and contemporary builds, like those in Platt Park Townhomes, are also available. Prices can range from about $400,000 for a small condo up to more than $2 million for large, newly built homes. Most of the area’s homes sell for between $800,000 and $1 million and typically stay on the market for about two weeks.
Classic and modern homes rub shoulders in Platt Park.
Denver Square homes can also be found in Platt Park.
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Spend the day outside at James H. Platt Park
The community’s namesake park is a hot spot for locals interested in getting some fresh air. James H. Platt Park houses the historic Fleming Mansion, built in 1882, and the Decker Branch Library. In operation for more than 110 years, the library is an architectural wonder, complete with a Tudor-style façade and decorative wooden rafters. Next door, the Platt Park Recreation Center offers a craft room and community kitchen, and young guests can also enjoy the area’s playground and carousel.
The small playground at Platt Park is popular with local families.
Fleming Mansion adds some old world charm to Platt Park.
Decker Branch Library is a public library located in Platt Park.
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Neighborhood fun throughout the year
South Pearl Street and The Platt Park People’s Association host a variety of events for residents to enjoy in the neighborhood, including seasonal gatherings like Oktoberfest celebrations in the fall and Winterfest at the start of December. In the summer and early fall, residents can stop by the South Pearl Farmers Market for locally grown produce and handmade goods from nearby vendors. For a change of pace, Herman's Hideaway offers live music in a variety of genres with classic American bar fare on the menu, while Hazel is a prime choice for those looking to unwind with a unique cocktail.
For a fun night of music, Herman's Hideaway can't be beat.
You'll sometimes be treated to street music in Platt Park when exploring Pearl St.
Platt Park's relatively quiet streets are enjoyed by local cyclists.
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Exceptional learning at Mckinley-Thatcher Elementary
Schools in the Platt Park area are known for closing achievement gaps within the Denver Public School system. In 2021, McKinley-Thatcher Elementary was one of two schools in Colorado to receive the National Blue Ribbon Award. The school holds an A-minus grade on Niche. The B-minus ranked Grant Beacon Middle School's enrichment program helped the school go from falling enrollment numbers to being one of South Denver's most in-demand schools. South High School offers more than 60 clubs and 20 athletics programs. The school holds an A–minus grade with users on Niche.
McKinley-Thatcher Elementary School is a public pre-K and elementary school in Platt Park.
Grant Middle School is a public middle school in Platt Park.
South High School is a public high school in Platt Park.
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Denver at the doorstep
Conveniently bounded by Interstate 25 to the north, Platt Park’s charming shops and 20th-century homes are just 5 miles from the metropolitan bustle of Downtown Denver. Residents can easily navigate the area by bike or on foot, and multiple RTD bus stops along Broadway, Pearl Street and Evans Avenue offer an alternative to driving. For access to the greater Denver metro area, residents can also count on the nearby RTD Louisiana/Pearl light rail station or the I-25 & Broadway station to the north. For travel outside of town, Denver International Airport is about 30 miles away. The nearest hospital, AdventHealth Porter, is 2 miles to the south.
Commuters in Platt Park who use the RTD will appreciate the Park and Ride at Evans Station.
Bike commuters in Platt Park can take the bike lane on South Broadway.
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Platte Park neighborhood has always been a hidden gem. Many new restaurants over the past few years have made Olde South Pearl a very happening place. Great for families and young professionals, close to many parks. Quick jaunt downtown and very bike friendly!! Easy to access major thoroughfares to escape the city life and enjoy our beautiful mountains!
4.0Niche User
2/8/2015Niche Review
I'm a student so I'm not sure, but it seems good
4.0Niche User
4/13/2015Niche Review
There is a lot of variety, but for the most part it is on the slightly more expensive side.
5.0Current Resident
9/25/2019Niche Review
I love the architecture of the old 40s and 50s cars and shops mixing with the modern new and remodeled buildings. The walkability and nearby parks are probably the biggest selling points.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Platt Park
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
4
4
Assault with Weapon
4
4
Robbery
4
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
6
4
Crime Score
4
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Platt Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Platt Park, Denver sell after 34 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Platt Park, Denver over the last 12 months is $887,500, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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