Denver Suburbs

Welcome to Denver's Vibrant Neighborhoods!

Whether you’re looking for the hustle and bustle of downtown or the charm of suburban life, Denver and its surrounding metro area have something for everyone. From historic neighborhoods filled with character to newly developed areas that embrace modern living, our city offers a variety of living environments to suit every lifestyle. Browse through our detailed neighborhood guides to explore the unique features, local hotspots, and hidden gems of each area—helping you find the perfect place to call home.

Downtown Littleton
Just miles south of downtown Denver, Historic Downtown Littleton offers a unique blend of charm and character. With its turn-of-the-century buildings, cozy eateries, antique shops, and vibrant bars, it’s a place where history meets modern-day enjoyment. Stroll down Main Street to discover locally-owned boutiques, art galleries, and handcrafted treasures. Dive into the past at the Littleton Museum, which features a 19th-century farm, or enjoy community theater and live music at the Town Hall Arts Center. Whether you’re exploring from S. Rapp to S. Sycamore, Downtown Littleton invites you to experience its timeless appeal.

Downtown Westminster
A community rich in history, Historic Westminster spans two square miles and offers a dynamic blend of culture and character that has evolved over 130 years. With thriving businesses, charming family-run restaurants, and specialty grocers, this area is a food lover’s haven. The architecture here showcases a mix of mid-century styles, reflecting the city’s growth through the 1960s and ‘80s. Whether you’re exploring the quaint streets or enjoying the local fare, Westminster offers a welcoming atmosphere for residents of all ages and backgrounds.

Edgewater
A trendy up-and-coming suburb just minutes from downtown Denver, Edgewater offers the perfect blend of walkability and suburban tranquility. While homes here were originally built in the 1930s-50s, recent new constructions are adding a fresh vibrancy to the area. Edgewater’s crown jewel is the Edgewater Public Market, an eclectic collection of local food stalls, boutique shops, and rotating events that reflect the community’s creative spirit. Enjoy the best of both worlds: close proximity to the city and the charm of a tight-knit, evolving neighborhood.

Leyden Rock/West Arvada
Nestled against a backdrop of stunning mesas and sweeping views, Leyden Rock offers a peaceful retreat just outside of the bustling city. Developed in the 2010s, this community is dedicated to preserving the natural landscape while providing easy access to top-rated schools, hospitals, and shopping, all within a 20-minute drive. Residents here enjoy open spaces, scenic trails, and a slower pace of life, with Boulder, downtown Denver, and Golden just a short drive away.

Wheat Ridge
Located on the western edge of Denver, Wheat Ridge is a unique blend of old and new. This primarily residential community is home to an eclectic mix of parks, retail centers, and cultural landmarks. With over 20 parks and an expansive residential base, Wheat Ridge is a welcoming place for families, retirees, and anyone in between. For a taste of local flavor, head to West 29th Restaurant & Bar for a lively dining experience on their charming outdoor patio during the warmer months.

Broomfield
Known for its small-town feel and abundant outdoor spaces, Broomfield sits conveniently between Boulder and Denver, offering the perfect location for commuters. A top contender in Money Magazine's 2020 Best Places to Live, Broomfield boasts outdoor recreation, a wealth of job opportunities, and an inviting community atmosphere. Drive through Flatiron Crossing to get a feel for the area—while new subdivisions abound, there are also plenty of charming, older neighborhoods to explore.

Golden
Golden, once a gold rush town, now stands as a gateway to the Rocky Mountains, offering both rich history and breathtaking scenery. Whether you're hiking along the Clear Creek Trail, visiting the Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum, or taking in the views at Clear Creek White Water Park, Golden offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and learning. The historic charm of the town, coupled with its proximity to the mountains, makes Golden a sought-after place to live and visit.

Erie
A hidden gem for growing families and outdoor enthusiasts, Erie is known for its stunning views, scenic trails, and family-friendly vibe. Whether you're enjoying the championship golf course or exploring the local parks, this community has something for everyone. One standout neighborhood is Five Parks in Erie/North Arvada, where the homes and views offer a snapshot of the area's appeal—perfect for those looking to settle into a vibrant, active community.

Olde Town Arvada
Step back in time in Olde Town Arvada, where you’ll find charming shops, local eateries, and craft breweries alongside the historic Olde Town Square. The area comes alive in the summer with the Sunday Farmers' Market, and in the evenings, the nightlife buzzes with cozy taverns and unique local spots like New Image Brewery and Lady Nomada for a new-age Mexican twist. The Light Rail connects this vibrant area with Downtown Denver, making it easy to explore the city and beyond.

Morrison
A picturesque foothills community, Morrison is most famous for being home to the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre. Surrounded by towering red sandstone formations, this small town offers a mix of outdoor adventure, quirky shops, and cozy restaurants. Just 25 minutes from downtown Denver, Morrison offers the perfect balance of serene mountain living and easy access to the city’s amenities.

Parker
With its blend of rural charm and growing urban amenities, Parker has become one of the most popular suburban destinations in the Denver metro area. Known for its spacious single-family homes, often with acreage, Parker provides plenty of room to breathe. The town hosts an array of local events like Wine Walks, Concerts in the Park, and the festive Parker Days. Its proximity to the mountains makes it a favorite for those who want the best of both worlds—small-town vibes with easy access to outdoor adventures.

Denver Tech Center (DTC)
Just 12 miles south of downtown Denver, the Denver Tech Center is a thriving business hub, particularly for tech companies, and a prime location for conventions and conferences. The DTC offers a wide range of dining options, from high-end restaurants like Ocean Prime and Chianti Ristorante to local favorites such as Snooze A.M. Eatery. For entertainment, you’ll find Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater for concerts and Topgolf Centennial for a fun round of golf. Whether you’re working or playing, DTC offers an ideal balance of business and leisure.

Ready to Find Your Perfect Neighborhood?
This is just a glimpse into what makes each area of Denver and its metro so special. Whether you’re new to the city or just exploring your next move, Madison is here to help! If you have any questions or need more information about a particular neighborhood, don’t hesitate to reach out. For those new to Denver, Madison also offers personalized neighborhood tours to help you get a true feel for the city and find the perfect place to call home.