Welton Street Corridor
Built 1890–2024
The cultural heart of Five Points — Welton Street between 25th and 30th was once home to 50+ jazz clubs, barbershops, churches, and community institutions. The Rossonian Hotel at 26th and Welton hosted Billie Holiday, Duke Ellington, and Miles Davis. Today the corridor is a mix of preserved Victorian row houses, adaptive-reuse commercial buildings, and modern infill townhomes. The Blair-Caldwell Library anchors the northern end. Murals, historic markers, and the annual Five Points Jazz Festival keep the cultural legacy visible. New construction townhomes in the $600K+ range sit alongside 1890s Victorians with original millwork.
Price Range
$425K–$700K (estimated)
single-familytownhomecondo
Amenities
Sonny Lawson Park
- Welton Street historic jazz district
- Rossonian Hotel (historic jazz landmark)
- Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
- Five Points Jazz Festival (annual, May)
- walkable to restaurants, cafes, and galleries
- proximity to Coors Field and downtown
Nearby Schools
- Whittier K–8 (DPS)
- Manual High School (DPS)
- Denver School of the Arts (nearby)
Nearby Parks
- Sonny Lawson Park
- Curtis Park
Getting Around
Welton St
27th St
Downing St
Welton St
RTD bus Route 43
Park Ave / 28th St
RTD bus Route 38
0.5 mi
20th/Welton light rail station