Broadway Edge / Infill Zone
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
The eastern edge of Platt Park along Broadway, where the neighborhood's bungalow character gives way to a more eclectic mix of original homes, scrape-and-rebuild projects, modern duplexes, and infill townhomes. Broadway itself is a busy commercial arterial with Antique Row, restaurants, breweries, and service retail. Homes on the blocks immediately west of Broadway are a generation-spanning mix: unrenovated 1930s bungalows sit next to three-story modern townhomes with rooftop decks and clean-line architecture. The wide price range reflects this variety. A vintage bungalow needing work can list in the mid-$500Ks while a new-build townhome pushes toward $900K. This zone appeals to buyers who want Platt Park's address and school access at a lower entry point, or who prefer contemporary construction over vintage character. Transit access is the best in the neighborhood, with frequent Route 0 bus service on Broadway and the Evans light rail station nearby.
Community Anchors
- Old South Pearl Street (half-mile walkable commercial strip: restaurants, cafés, bookshops, boutiques)
- Platt Park (5-acre neighborhood park: playground, picnic pavilion, open fields)
- South Platte River Trail (multi-use trail, connects to 80+ mile regional trail network)
- Harvard Gulch Park (sports fields, tennis courts, recreation center)
- Robinson Park (open space, basketball courts)
- Old South Pearl Street Farmers' Market (seasonal Saturday market)
- Sushi Den / Izakaya Den (anchor restaurants since 1984)
- Asbury Elementary (DPS, neighborhood school)
- Grant Middle School (DPS)
- South High School (DPS)
- Antique Row along S. Broadway
Nearby Schools
- Asbury Elementary (DPS)
- Grant Middle School (DPS)
- South High School (DPS)
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