North Park Hill
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
The central section of Park Hill between 23rd and 35th avenues, a mix of 1930s–50s bungalows, brick ranches, and Denver Squares on a tight residential grid. Homes are typically 1,000 to 2,200 square feet, more modest than South Park Hill but with strong bones: hardwood floors, full basements, and mature landscaping. Active block clubs, community gardens, and neighborhood associations are a defining feature of this zone. The 33rd Avenue corridor has a growing cluster of independent restaurants and shops. More affordable than South Park Hill, with a grassroots neighborhood energy along a tight residential grid.
Community Anchors
- City Park (330 acres, Denver Zoo, Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Ferril Lake, Duck Lake, City Park Golf Course)
- Park Hill Branch Library (Dexter St)
- Park Hill Golf Course redevelopment site (35th and Colorado, future mixed-use)
- Oneida Park (community gathering space and playground)
- Kearney Park (playground, open fields)
- Holly Park (playground, basketball courts)
- Verbena Park (open space, playground)
- Park Hill Elementary (DPS)
- Barrett Elementary (DPS)
- Stedman Elementary (DPS)
- Smith Elementary (DPS)
- Smiley Middle School (DPS)
- East High School (DPS)
- 23rd Avenue restaurant and retail corridor
- Holly Square redevelopment (community hub, affordable housing, retail)
Nearby Schools
- Park Hill Elementary (DPS)
- Barrett Elementary (DPS)
- Smith Elementary (DPS)
- Denver Discovery School (DPS)
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Price Range
$350K$850K
$450K–$700K
Mid-tier of Park Hill
Era Built
1930–1960
19002026
Historic / Mid-Century