South Alameda

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

South Alameda covers the streets below West Alameda Avenue, mostly brick ranches from the 1950s and 1960s on eighth to fifth acre lots, with townhomes filling later gaps. Belmar Park closes the north end, 132 acres of grassland and paved trail wrapped around Heritage Lakewood, a 20th century history park holding 15 historic buildings and more than 40,000 artifacts. Bonfils-Stanton Park runs as a linear green along West Kentucky Avenue, and Ray Ross Park marks the east end near Harlan Street. Wadsworth Boulevard and West Alameda Avenue handle most trips, US-6 is five minutes north, and St. Anthony Hospital, a Level I trauma center, is about two and a half miles west on West 2nd Place.

At a glance

Price Range
$350K$950K
$400K–$675K
More accessible end of Lakewood
Era Built
1950–1969
19002026
Mid-Century
various builders
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.

Typical Lot0.10–0.18 acres
Home TypesSingle-family, Townhome
AmenitiesBelmar Shopping District access, Belmar Park with Heritage Lakewood, 15 historic buildings and trails, Bonfils-Stanton Park and Ray Ross Park, Proximity to St. Anthony Hospital (Level I Trauma)
Quick answers

Questions about South Alameda

Where is South Alameda?

South Alameda is in Lakewood, close to the Lakewood center. The map on this page shows its approximate location.

When was South Alameda built?

Homes in South Alameda were built between 1950 and 1969 (mid-century). Builders on record include various builders.

What amenities does South Alameda have?

South Alameda amenities include Belmar Shopping District access, Belmar Park with Heritage Lakewood, 15 historic buildings and trails, Bonfils-Stanton Park and Ray Ross Park, and proximity to St. Anthony Hospital (Level I Trauma).

How big are the lots in South Alameda?

Typical lots in South Alameda run 0.10–0.18 acres.

Which schools are near South Alameda?

Schools near South Alameda include Deane Elementary, Creighton Middle School, and Lakewood High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

What is the nearest light-rail station to South Alameda?

The nearest RTD light-rail station is Lakewood-Wadsworth (W Line), about 1.9 miles from South Alameda.

How high is South Alameda?

South Alameda sits at about 5,510 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • Belmar Park
  • Bonfils-Stanton Park
  • Ray Ross Park
Nearby Schools

Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 5 min
    US-6
  • W Alameda Ave
  • 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

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About This Profile

This profile of South Alameda 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. City page contradicts the 1860s framing; Heritage Lakewood is a 20th century history park.

Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.