Neighborhood Profile – Congress Park

Looking for an urban neighborhood with all the perks of city living without the sacrifice of space and privacy? You might consider Congress Park.

Given its central location and wide range of housing options make Congress Park perfect for young professionals, families, empty nesters and everyone in between.

Bound by Colorado Boulevard, Colfax Avenue, and 6th and 8th Avenues, residents here are never far from a park or green space — perfect for getting fresh air and enjoying the outdoors. Homeowners here have plenty of green space to enjoy with its namesake park, Congress Park, and nearby Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park.

Available Inventory

Housing options in Congress Park include Victorian single-family homes, Denver squares and bungalows, as well as condos and apartments. Homes in the neighborhood range from a Denver square for $800,500 to a four-bed, 3-bath bungalow for $1.2 million. Condos start around $500,000.

Homes sell quickly in the area, much like the rest of Denver. You’ll find many go on the market on a Thursday and are under contract by Monday.

Congress Park draws a mix of residents. Its proximity to Rose Medical Center appeals to medical professionals. Condos attract young professionals and young couples, while young families seek homes.

Despite its high price tag, the neighborhood appeals to some first-time homebuyers; however, it’s mostly young professionals who have saved and want to be in that area. The neighborhood also appeals to renters, so it’s popular with developers and investors.

With so many dining, shopping, and outdoor activities at the ready, it’s no wonder so many people want to call Congress Park home. If you’re looking to put down roots in this desirable area, give Metrowest a shout today – we’d be happy to show you around!