Welcome to Hilltop/Park Hill/Crestmoor
Unique combination of traditional and trendy
These three east Denver neighborhoods strike the perfect balance between classic architecture, lush green spaces, and that laid-back Colorado lifestyle. Whether you’re strolling through the peaceful streets of Crestmoor, admiring the views from Cranmer Park in Hilltop, or biking through historic Park Hill, each neighborhood has its own distinct vibe—but they all share a strong sense of community, beautiful homes, and unbeatable access to the best of Denver.
Real Estate Snapshot
If you’re looking for a neighborhood with character, this is it. Hilltop is known for its stately homes, manicured lawns, and elevated setting—quite literally, it sits higher than the surrounding areas, which means big mountain views and wide-open skies. Park Hill is one of Denver’s oldest and most architecturally rich areas, full of Tudors, Denver Squares, and Craftsman-style homes on tree-lined blocks. Crestmoor offers a blend of luxury and community, with large lots, winding streets, and some seriously beautiful homes, from traditional brick mansions to sleek, modern builds. Prices here typically start in the $900K–$1.2M range and can easily climb higher depending on location and size.
What to Love
- Architecture with personality—from historic to high-end modern
- Big green spaces like Crestmoor Park and Cranmer Park
- Local markets, boutique cafes, and a friendly, residential feel
- Minutes to Cherry Creek, Downtown, and Denver’s top attractions
- A blend of generational pride and new energy moving in
Community & Lifestyle
Located within a few miles of both Cherry Creek and Downtown Denver, Hilltop, Park Hill and Crestmoor are in the heart of the action. There’s something special about these neighborhoods that makes people stay a while—like, decades. You’ll find longtime residents who raised their families here, plus younger homeowners who are drawn to the quiet streets, proximity to everything, and the strong neighborhood identity. Hilltop and Crestmoor feel a bit more tucked away and serene, while Park Hill has a more eclectic, artsy vibe that’s super welcoming.
These are the kinds of places where people walk their dogs, wave to neighbors, and hit the parks on sunny days. And when you’re ready for the buzz of the city, you’re just minutes from the action.
Dining & Shopping
You don’t have to go far to eat well. Start your morning with a latte from Novo Coffee, swing by Pete’s Fruits & Vegetables for farm-fresh produce, and treat yourself to something sweet at High Point Creamery. Noble Hog Charcuterie and The Cheese Company offer specialty bites for easy entertaining, and locals swear by the cozy vibes and gourmet dishes at neighborhood favorites like Tables and Lucina Eatery & Bar in nearby Park Hill.
When you want to level up your retail therapy, Cherry Creek’s luxury shops and galleries are just a quick drive (or even a bike ride) away.
Activities & Attractions
Outdoor living is big here. Spend an afternoon at Cranmer Park, known for its panoramic mountain views and iconic sundial, or head to Crestmoor Park for tennis, picnics, and wide-open green space. Families love being close to the Denver Zoo and Museum of Nature & Science, and you’ll find plenty of cultural and kid-friendly events at nearby City Park throughout the year.
Schools
Families are drawn to these neighborhoods for their strong public and private school options. Notable schools include:
Public
Private/Charter
