Country Club

Discover the pinnacle of timeless elegance in Denver’s prestigious Country Club neighborhood. Here, grand residences seamlessly blend with lush greenery, showcasing a diverse range of architectural styles that define the essence of luxury living. With a rich history spanning over a century, Country Club stands as one of Colorado’s most esteemed locales. The fusion of historical significance, sophisticated homes, and natural beauty creates a truly unique and distinguished community, setting Country Club apart as an iconic enclave within the Denver landscape. This beautiful area, bordered by 8th Avenue to the north, Alameda Avenue to the south, University Boulevard to the east, and Downing Street to the west, stands as the pinnacle for those who seek a central location. Welcome to a residence where elegance meets convenience, history intertwines with modernity, and every moment is steeped in luxury.

Originally developed in tandem with the opening of the Denver Country Club just to the south in 1904, this district comprises 380 residences and has been home to some of Colorado’s most prominent figures. The houses within the district showcase the work of renowned architects from Colorado’s history, featuring fine examples of Colonial, Gothic, Denver Square and Mediterranean Revivals. The distinctive character of the Country Club neighborhood is imprinted with the signature style of acclaimed architects William and Arthur Fisher, celebrated for their exquisite Mediterranean designs. Influenced by Arthur’s travels through southern Europe, their creations in Country Club represent a unique blend of architectural sophistication. The gates, parkways, and many of the neighborhood’s homes bear the unmistakable mark of the Fishers’ craftsmanship.

Recognizing its historical and architectural significance, the neighborhood holds a distinguished place in the National Register of Historic Places and is designated as a Denver landmark. The Country Club Historic District continues to embody the essence of elegance, maintaining its status as a cherished and revered part of Colorado’s architectural and cultural heritage.

A notable highlight of the Country Club neighborhood is the esteemed Denver Country Club. This distinguished club is not only an esteemed social institution but also home to the oldest golf course in Denver. Furthermore, it holds the distinction of being the oldest course west of the Mississippi River. Its rich legacy, coupled with the enduring sophistication of the surrounding area, makes it a focal point for residents and a landmark for Denver’s broader community.

In addition to its stunning homes, wide tree-lined streets and historical charm, the Country Club neighborhood has proximity to some of Denver’s finest cultural and recreational attractions. Whether it’s grabbing dinner, selecting a bottle of wine, or picking up steaks for dinner, residents can simply stroll to the local wine store, visit the nearby butcher for steaks, or take a leisurely walk to their favorite neighborhood restaurant. This walkable and accessible lifestyle adds to the neighborhood’s allure, fostering a sense of community and ease for its residents. 

Country Club is not just a place to call home but a destination where every moment is imbued in sophistication. Beyond the aesthetic charm, living here provides more than just a residence; it offers an exceptional lifestyle with convenient access to the city’s pulse. Welcome to a neighborhood where the extraordinary becomes ordinary, and every corner tells a story of refined living. 

• Try some of Denver’s finest meat and fish at: Oliver’s Meat Market, a family-owned butcher for 5 generations 
• Stroll down 6th Avenue and enjoy: seasonal New American cuisine at Satchel’s on 6th or a cozy meal at Fruition, the first restaurant by James Beard Award Winner Chef Alex Seidel
• Spend a Saturday morning: sipping hot lattes at Novo Coffee and perusing beautiful bouquets at Country Club Flowers
• Hop on your bike and explore: the neoclassical pavilion at Cheesman Park, the winding trails at Washington Park or the flora and fauna at the nearby Denver Botanic Gardens
• Walk a few blocks to: Cherry Creek North for great shopping, restaurants and local fitness boutiques