Denver Real Estate

Welcome to University Hills!  It is difficult find a vibrant college town atmosphere blended with the sought-after amenities of a large city. This is why University Hills, also known as Observatory Hills, is one of the hottest neighborhoods in the Denver real estate market. The prestigious 2,300-home central Denver neighborhood is located within walking distance to the University of Denver, the oldest and most prestigious private college in the region.

University Hills´ real estate, which ranges in price from the mid $200s into the millions, showcases a plethora of architectural styles including traditional Denver bungalows, historic Victorians, mid-twentieth century ranches and modern scrape-offs. Due to its strong appeal to Denver homebuyers, University Hills´ real estate has seen robust price appreciation over the past few years. When compared to other Denver neighborhoods, University Hills offers many attractive features including wider streets, mature landscaping and spacious lots.

University Hills´ central Denver location is simply idyllic. Bounded by I-25, East Yale Avenue, South Colorado Boulevard and South University Boulevard, the neighborhood is nestled right in between Downtown Denver and the Denver Tech Center. University Hills´ residents enjoy easy access to two light rail stations and a short commute to the Denver area´s premier business and cultural centers.

Since the centerpiece of the University Hills neighborhood is the University of Denver, residents benefit from its many educational, cultural, and recreational offerings. In addition to DU´s nationally recognized academic programs, it is home to the Magness arena, the Newman Center for the Performing Arts and the Coors Fitness Center. In addition, many unique dining establishments, including Mustard's Last Stand and Pete's University Café, surround the campus.

Residents savor the Observatory Park, a beautiful park that is located at South Filmore St. and Evans Ave. The park is home to several recreational facilities, fields and to the University of Denver´s historic Chamberlin Observatory.

The neighborhood, which is served by Denver Public Schools, is within the boundaries of University Park Elementary, Merrill Middle School and South High School. There are also several private educational institutions nearby.