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Denver Neighborhoods - Montclair & Park Hill

Montclair

One of the original founders of Montclair was Walter von Richthofen, a German nobleman and relation to the celebrated World War I flying ace known as the 'Red Baron'. The community was originally designed to attract wealthier residents who were turned off by Denver's saloons and bordellos. In the early years of development, prospective homeowners were required to purchase and build on lots that were twice the Denver standard size lots. Homes were required to be at last three stories high, made of brick or stone.  The neighborhood included grand old trees, large lots, and distinctive houses, including nineteenth-century Victorian architecture and Queen Anne styles that were popular during that period.  Search homes in Montclair.  Search all Denver homes.

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Park Hill

Denver's Park Hill neighborhood lies just east of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and the Denver Zoo.  Park Hill features some of Denver's most distinguished architectural gems with magnificent old homes of strength and unique character, from large Tudors and Denver squares to Victorians and sturdy brick bungalows. Central to its location is 17th Avenue and Monaco Parkway that typify the wide, mature, tree-lined neighborhood streets of the community. This thriving community has made a place for everyone and offers a wonderful eclectic mix of residents, from single businesspeople to retirees to young couples with children.  Park Hill's nationally recognized neighborhood organization sponsors an annual tour of the many historic homes in this gem among popular Denver neighborhoods.  Search homes in Park Hill.  Search all Denver homes.

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