The phrase “location, location, location” is heard often in the real estate industry, and the perfect location for many house hunters is an area that’s easily accessible with lots to do. Imagine having a variety of dining and entertainment options just outside your door! Check out these charming ‘hoods that rated exceptionally high on the walkability index.
1. Capitol Hill – walk score: 93
Capitol Hill is one of Denver’s most diverse and eclectic places. Located just southeast of Denver’s central business district near the Civic Center Park and the Colorado State Capitol, this area is full of restaurants and bistros, coffeehouses, and bars. Also to be found are some of Denver’s best museums, specialty stores, and art galleries.
2. Five Points – walk score: 90
One of Denver’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods, Five Points is nicknamed the “Harlem of the West,” because it was a frequent stop for jazz greats back in the day. Today, Five Points is a creative and vibrant neighborhood full of inventive coffee shops, craft breweries, museums, independent music venues, and more.

3. Baker/South Broadway – walk score: 86
 Adjacent to the South Platte River and situated just a half-mile south of downtown, the South Broadway or SoBo, area and the Baker district that has developed around it has become a diverse neighborhood with endless activities. Not only will you find lots of unique restaurants and bars along South Broadway, but if you’re a treasure hunter you’ll love “Antique Row” located further down the road where you can explore over 100 antique stores along with Denver’s best vintage and thrift shops.

If a convenient neighborhood with lots to do is a must-have on your list, these three areas – and plenty more – are great places to check out. If you’re ready to become a homeowner in the metro area, contact Metrowest today – we’d love to show you around!