23rd Avenue Corridor

Built 1925–1960

Park Hill's commercial spine — 23rd Avenue from Colorado Boulevard east to Quebec, lined with neighborhood restaurants, coffee shops, and small retailers that give the area its walkable village feel. Homes on the blocks immediately flanking 23rd are a mix of 1930s–50s bungalows and brick two-stories, with some condo conversions in former commercial buildings. The corridor is the social center of Park Hill: the annual Park Hill Home Tour draws thousands, weekend brunch lines form at Kaos Pizzeria, and the sidewalks see steady foot traffic between City Park and the residential blocks to the east. Pricing reflects a walkability premium over surrounding blocks, with the western end (closer to City Park) commanding higher prices. The former Park Hill Golf Course, south of 35th between Colorado and Dahlia, is a major redevelopment site that will reshape this corridor over the coming decade.

Price Range
$475K–$850K
single-familycondo

Amenities

annual Park Hill Home Tour
  • walkable restaurant and retail strip
  • Table Top Tap House, Kaos Pizzeria, and other local dining
  • Park Hill Branch Library (nearby on Dexter)
  • mixed-use buildings with ground-floor retail
  • close to City Park Zoo entrance at 23rd and Colorado

Nearby Schools

  • Park Hill Elementary (DPS)
  • Stedman Elementary (DPS)
  • Smiley Middle School (DPS)

Nearby Parks

  • City Park (western end of corridor)
  • Kearney Park
  • Oneida Park

Getting Around

commercial spine
E 23rd Ave
Dahlia St
Dexter St
Kearney St
5 min west
Colorado Blvd
RTD bus Route 24 along 23rd Ave

Research date: 2026-04-06 · Price source: estimated · Amenity depth: strongCommercial corridor with well-documented restaurant and retail scene; pricing reflects walkability premium over surrounding blocks