East Wheat Ridge
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
The easternmost section of Wheat Ridge bordering Denver. Homes range from older brick bungalows built in the first half of the 20th century to contemporary infill that has appeared over the past several years. Panorama Park anchors a sustainable neighborhood initiative. Median sale price around $580K. New modern duplexes have pushed some listings to $1.8 million.
Community Anchors
- Clear Creek Greenbelt (300 acres, 7-mile paved National Recreation Trail)
- Anderson Park (28 acres, Carnation Festival home, summer concerts, seasonal pool)
- Prospect Park (39 acres, Starburst Award recipient, fishing lake, tennis, playground)
- Discovery Park (skate park, splash pad, playgrounds, pavilion)
- Crown Hill Park & Open Space (242 acres, adjacent on eastern border)
- Wheat Ridge Recreation Center
- Applewood Village Shopping Center
- 38th Avenue corridor (8+ breweries, 40+ restaurants, dining district)
- Fruitdale Park Dog Park (2 acres, fenced, free entry)
- Gold panning at Arapahoe Bar on Clear Creek
- Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival (56-year tradition, August)
Nearby Schools
- Kullerstrand Elementary
- Everitt Middle School
- Wheat Ridge High School
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Price Range
$390K$1.3M
$400K–$650K
More accessible end of Wheat Ridge
Era Built
1920–1960
19002026
Historic / Mid-Century
Other neighborhoods in Wheat Ridge
- Applewood Lane$1.1M–$1.8M (estimated)
- Applewood Reserve$1M–$1.6M (estimated)
- Hilltop Estates$1.3M–$1.7M (estimated)
- Quail Hollow$1M–$1.5M (estimated)
- McLaughlin's Applewood Estates$800K–$1.3M (estimated)
- Applewood Villages$600K–$1M
- Applewood Knolls$650K–$1M (estimated)
- Fireside at Applewood$750K–$950K (estimated)