Congress Park Homes for Sale

Congress Park is a family-friendly park and traditional city neighborhood with a small-town atmosphere covering 660 acres in Denver, Colorado. It is ranked #3 of 75 neighborhoods to live in around Denver on Niche.com. There are 11,475 people living in this neighborhood. It is bordered by York Street on the west side, Colorado Boulevard on the east, Colfax Avenue on the north side, and Sixth Avenue on the south.

Home values and household income:

The median home value in the Congress Park neighborhood is $582,733 and the median rent is $1,344.

59% of people rent their homes and 41% own their homes.

The median household income is $81,073 annually, compared to the national average of $62,843.

Shopping:

• Twist and Shout: a vinyl record and CD buying and selling shop on Colfax Avenue
• Tattered Cover Book Store: an independent bookstore next to Twist and Shout on Colfax Avenue
• Wild Flowers: a unique home store on Madison Street specializing in home accessories, bath and body products, garden fountains and statuary

Food and Drink:

• Ronin Congress Park: a neighborhood eatery serving traditional sushi, sashimi, and ramen with fresh fish imported daily from Japan
• Blue Pan Pizza: a popular Congress Park pizzeria serving Detroit-style pizza
• Sweet Cooie’s Ice Cream Parlor: an ice cream shop offering sweet treats and catering options
• Tommy’s Thai Restaurant: a local Asian food restaurant on Colfax Avenue
• Odelay Tacos: a vibrant Mexican bistro offering casual dining
• Little Beast Street Food: a casual shop serving brisket burgers, sandwiches, and tacos
• Saucy Bombay: a fast-paced restaurant serving Indian cuisine in a build your own bowl style
• Chocolate Lab: a chocolate-centric restaurant, cocktail bar and chocolate shop
• Dae Gee: a Korean barbecue restaurant featuring ribs, brisket, chicken and pork belly
• New World Cheese: a cheese-focused eatery featuring gouda waffles and cheese sandwiches

Things to do:

• Denver Botanic Gardens: a 23-acre public botanical garden located in the nearby Cheesman Park neighborhood, 
• Denver Zoo: an 80-acre zoo located in City Park of Denver, owned and operated by the city and county of Denver,
• Red Rocks Amphitheater: an open-air amphitheater built into a rock structure near Morrison, Colorado, ten miles west of Denver, 
• Downtown Aquarium Denver: a public aquarium and restaurant located in Denver with 1,000,000 gallons of water featuring fish and other aquatic animals, 
• Dinosaur Ridge: One of the world’s most famous dinosaur fossil localities, located in the Morrison Fossil Area, in Jefferson County, 

Schools:

Students in the Congress Park neighborhood attend the highly-rated East High School and George Washington High School, Byers Middle School, Steck Elementary School and Ebert Elementary School.

Transportation:

In addition to personal vehicle transportation, Congress Park is also accessible by mass transit via several Regional Transportation District Routes and Bike Routes on the City-Wide Bikeway System.

For more information:

To find homes for sale in the Congress Park neighborhood, visit My Move.

To learn more about Congress Park, go to https://www.congressparkneighbors.org/

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