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Denver Weekend Events and Activities June 3 – 5, 2011

 Denver Neighborhoods, Events in Denver, Open House  No Responses »
Jun 032011
 

It’s going to be another gorgeous weekend here in Denver.. Perfect to get out and enjoy all the activities:

 

 

40th Annual Denver Capitol Hill People’s Fair in Civic Center Park.

This free event sponsored by the Capitol Hill United Neighborhood (CHUN) is a city favorite.

  • 6 stages with live music and entertainment
  • Delicious food
  • Handmade Arts and Crafts
  • Tons of fun for the kids and the whole family!

The People’s Fair has raised $1,000,000 for the CHUN Grants Program and Denver’s Capitol Hill Community.  ”Like”  their facebook page!   Check out the CHUN  website!

Friday, June 3:  First Friday Art Walk on Santa Fe 60 galleries. 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Saturday, June 4:  FREE Day at the Denver Art Museum! (walking distance from all the People’s Fair activities at Civic Center Park)

Old South Pearl Street will be buzzing with activities this weekend:

  • Friday, June 3: First Friday Art Walk on South Pearl Street
  • Friday – Sunday, June 3-5:  Sidewalk Sale on South Pearl Street
  • Sunday, June 5: Farmers Market with the Green Fair on South Pearl Street 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Washington Park Open Houses: While you’re in the neighborhood, stop by our open houses!

Saturday June, 4:  623 S. Vine Street, Denver 80209 12:00 – 2:00

Saturday & Sunday June 4-5: 601  S. Race Street, Denver 80209 2:00-4:00

Have a wonderful weekend in Denver!

 Posted by admin at 11:16 am

East Wash Park: 601 S. Race Open House Saturday May 21st from 12-2PM

 Agent to Agent Real Estate Resources, Buyer Savvy, Denver Neighborhoods, Events in Denver, New Real Estate Listing  No Responses »
May 202011
 

 

 

Fabulous Tudor on large corner lot in sought after East Wash Park! 3Bedrooms + 4th non conforming. 2 Full Baths. Vaulted Living Room with exposed brick. Custom granite kitchen. 1411 Square Feet each floor. Stamped concrete patio and Full walk out basement…see the Virtual tour.

 

As long as you are in the neighborhood check out my other great listing (not open this weekend) at 623 S. Vine!    3 Bedrooms (2 Masters!) 2 Baths, New Low E Windows, 5yr Roof Cert,Plantation Shutters and gorgeous custom woodwork in remodeled kitchen!

If you are looking for something closer to the Bible Park area – Take a look at 6688 E. Dartmouth Ave in Wellshire East -
Just 5 minutes to Light Rail and I25 and 1mile to Whole Foods + 8 other supermarkets, 5 Theaters and 20+ restaurants!

6688 Dartmouth

 

 

 Posted by admin at 4:33 pm

Avoid Parking Tickets in Denver – Street Sweeping Begins April 1

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Mar 312011
 

April 1st marks the beginning of a lot of things:

From April through November, Denver residents need to be aware of their street sweeping schedule. Signs are posted near both ends of the block.  It’s a minor inconvenience but it’s just one among many of the contributing factors to Denver being such a gorgeous city.  Here are some helpful tips:

Take a picture of the sign on your street, keep it in your cell phone (create a contact for “parking”)

Enter the no-parking dates on your calendar and set a notification reminder

Follow this link to the Denver Street Sweeping notification and sign up for reminder emails

Even if you have the luxury of parking in a garage, you want to be aware of these dates. Give guests and service providers  a head’s up if they are coming to your home on street sweeping day.

Realtors: be aware of street sweeping dates for all your properties. Providing this information to the Buying Agents showing the property you are representing is an added touch they will appreciate.

Hopefully, by being aware of the street sweeping season, you can avoid getting a citation. In the unfortunate event you get a parking ticket,  you can pay it online 24/7 through the City of Denver’s OnLine Service Center.

Getting a parking ticket on April Fools Day… or anytime…  is no joking matter.

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5 Points for Living in Denver's 5 Points Neighborhood

 Denver Neighborhoods  2 Responses »
May 122010
 

If you are looking for a Denver neighborhood that is loaded with character and colorful history, then you should definitely checkout the 5 Points Neighborhood bordered by Park Avenue, Downing St, Stout St and Tremont Place. Founded in the 1860’s it was one of Denver’s first residential areas featuring some of its oldest homes and historic storefronts.

Today the neighborhood is a stunning contrast of lovely Victorian homes and modern luxury lofts highlighting a vibrant rebirth of both residential and commercial venues:

    1. Homes and Condos are a fraction of the cost of those found in nearby LoDo
    2. Walk to Downtown Restaurants and Nightlife
    3. Homes have true old neighborhood character
    4. Denver’s Fabulous Sports Venues are only minutes away
    5. Take advantage of Denver’s ever expanding Light Rail System

Mark your calendars for 5-points summer events:

Read about the City’s “Grow Denver” Plan for the Five Points area: Five Points District Development Plan This links to an 82-page .pdf file from the City’s Office of Economic Development

Curtis Park is Denver’s first park donated to the City by Samuel S. Curtis in 1868. The oldest of over 200 city and mountain parks beautifully maintained by the City and County of Denver. Families and neighbors still enjoy this park nestled in the 5-Points neighborhood. Read Denver historian, Thomas J. Noel’s article: Curtis Park: The Rebirth of Denver’s First Suburb

2937 Champa. Take the virtual tour of this gorgeous loft and give us a call 303-883-2495!

Mark your calendars for 5-points summer events:

7th Annual Five points Jazz Festival on Saturday, May 22

JuneTeenth Parade and Celebration Saturday, June 19th, 2010

Read about the City’s “Grow Denver” Plan for the Five Points area: Five Points District Development Plan This links to an 82-page .pdf file from the City’s Office of Economic Development

Curtis Park is Denver’s first park donated to the City by Samuel S. Curtis in 1868. The oldest of over 200 city and mountain parks beautifully maintained by the City and County of Denver. Families and neighbors still enjoy this park nestled in the 5-Points neighborhood. Read Denver historian, Thomas J. Noel’s article: Curtis Park: The Rebirth of Denver’s First Suburb


2937 Champa. Take the virtual tour of this gorgeous loft and give us a call!

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