Molholm / Two Creeks
By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026
Molholm and Two Creeks sit on Lakewood's oldest platted ground, with a housing stock that starts in the late 1800s and runs to 1970, post war ranches and bungalows next to townhomes dropped on infill lots. The Two Creeks side is where Lakewood Gulch and Dry Gulch both run east, and Mountair Park and Molholm School Park hold the open ground between them. Lakewood Country Club borders the south along West 10th Avenue, and the 40 West ArtLine, a four mile path carrying more than 100 public artworks, threads the Colfax Avenue frontage. The W Line stop at Lamar Station is on West 13th Avenue, and Sheridan Boulevard puts downtown Denver four miles east.
At a glance
Community Anchors
- Belmar Shopping District (22 blocks, 80+ shops and restaurants)
- Colorado Mills Mall (outlet and retail)
- Bear Creek Lake Park (2,624 acres)
- William F. Hayden Park / Green Mountain (2,400 acres, 20 miles of trails)
- Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre (adjacent)
- Bear Creek Greenbelt (379 acres)
- Fox Hollow Golf Course
- Bear Creek Golf Club
- Homestead Golf Course
- Kendrick Lake Park and xeriscape gardens
- 40 West ArtLine (4-mile art trail)
- Lakewood Cultural Center
- Carmody Recreation Center
- Clements Community Center
- Belmar Library
- Red Rocks Community College
- St. Anthony Hospital (Level I Trauma Center)
- 150+ parks and 200+ miles of trails
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Where it sits
Inside Lakewood. Approximate area, to be confirmed.
Quick answersQuestions about Molholm / Two Creeks
Where is Molholm / Two Creeks?
Molholm / Two Creeks is in Lakewood, about 2.1 miles north of the Lakewood center. The map on this page shows its approximate location.
When was Molholm / Two Creeks built?
Homes in Molholm / Two Creeks were built between 1889 and 1970 (historic / mid-century). Builders on record include various builders.
Is there an HOA in Molholm / Two Creeks, and what does it cost?
Molholm / Two Creeks has a voluntary homeowners association; there are no mandatory dues.
What amenities does Molholm / Two Creeks have?
Molholm / Two Creeks amenities include 40 West ArtLine, 4-mile art-lined walking and biking trail, Lamar Station Plaza transit-oriented district, Lakewood Country Club adjacent, and oldest neighborhood in Lakewood (est. 1889).
How big are the lots in Molholm / Two Creeks?
Typical lots in Molholm / Two Creeks run 0.10–0.25 acres.
Which schools are near Molholm / Two Creeks?
Schools near Molholm / Two Creeks include Rose Stein International Elementary, Creighton Middle School, and Lakewood High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.
What is the nearest light-rail station to Molholm / Two Creeks?
How high is Molholm / Two Creeks?
Molholm / Two Creeks sits at about 5,390 feet above sea level.
Parks and Schools
- Molholm Park
- 40 West ArtLine trail
- Rose Stein International Elementary
- Creighton Middle School
- Lakewood High School
Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.
Commute and Access
- Colfax Ave / US-40
- Sheridan Blvd
- Wadsworth Blvd
Transit in Lakewood: RTD W Line light rail, Lamar, Garrison, Oak, Lakewood-Wadsworth, Federal Center, and JeffCo Government Center stations · RTD bus routes along Wadsworth, Colfax, Alameda, Kipling, and Federal corridors · Lakewood-Wadsworth station park-and-ride · Federal Center station park-and-ride
Other Neighborhoods in Lakewood
- Lasley$425K–$650K (estimated)
- Morse Park$575K–$850K (estimated)
- Kendrick Lake$440K–$675K (estimated)
- West Lochwood$400K–$650K (estimated)
- Glennon Heights$450K–$650K (estimated)
- Carmody$500K–$800K (estimated)
- Academy Park$625K–$1.0M (estimated)
- Sunrise Creek$600K–$850K (estimated)
- Friendly Hills$500K–$810K (estimated)
- Daniels$450K–$675K (estimated)
About This Profile
This profile of Molholm / Two Creeks was researched in April 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range is an estimate built from comparable nearby neighborhoods rather than from direct listings. Amenity coverage is strong, with several public sources confirming the list. Country club, transit stop and gulch corridors geolocated; the neighborhood elementary has closed.
Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.