Cherry Creek North Residential

The residential grid between 3rd and 6th Avenues north of the Cherry Creek North BID — a quieter counterpoint to the retail core where streets run on standard 5,000–7,500 sq ft Denver city lots under a canopy of mature elms and cottonwoods. Housing stock is historically a mix of 1910s–1940s Craftsman bungalows, Denver Squares, Spanish Revivals, and Tudor Revivals, now increasingly interspersed with 2000s–2020s custom scrape-and-rebuild homes. Select blocks carry G-RH-3 zoning permitting attached row-house forms. Bromwell Elementary (2500 E 4th Ave), a Blue Ribbon school ranked in the top ten percent of Colorado schools for test scores, sits at the center of the zone and is walkable from most residential blocks. Pricing clears $1.5M for entry-level homes and reaches $8M+ for new custom builds — a consistent reflection of Cherry Creek's status as one of Denver's highest-priced residential neighborhoods.