subject: View Some Notable Park Hill Homes [print this page] Are you ready to step back in time and be awed by some beautiful Park Hill homes? Mark your calendar for one of FindMyHomeDenver's favorite events - the annual Park Hill Home Tour. This year's tour - scheduled for September 19th, from 11:00a.m.to 5:00 p.m. - promises to live up to the high expectations set for it in previous years. You can ride your bike or walk through the tour, since all of the Park Hill homes are located within a few blocks of each other.
The Park Hill homes showcased on the tour - all built between 1929 and 1938 - showcase a plethora of architectural sizes and styles that represent the neighborhood well. The properties have outside grounds adorned with beautiful landscaping and breathtaking gardens that will take your breath away.
The homes on the tour are a great representation of Park Hill architectural styles, including Tudor styles, Mission-styles, Spanish Colonials, and many more. Regardless if you are in the market for a Park Hill home or not, we highly recommend taking advantage of the tour since it is a great resource for ideas on decorating, remodeling, furnishing, landscaping, and gardening.
To buy tickets for the Park Hill Home Tour, please visit http://www.parkhillhometour.com/purchase-tickets.html.
The following Park Hill homes that will be showcased on the tour:
The Phillips Home
6040 Montview Blvd.
Built in 1934
The Morris Home
6101 Montview Blvd.
Built in 1932
The Farmer Home
2030 Kearney St.
Built in 1928
The Aleinikoff Home
1760 Locust St.
Built in 1932
Wulf Home
1925 Leyden St.
Built in 1938
The Dutton Home
6210 East 17th Avenue Pkwy.
Built in 1934
The Heiferling Home
2023 Kearney St.
Built in 1928
After you have toured the stunnning homes, you should also visit the street fair on the 2000 block of Kearney St. The fair will feature many food vendors, kids' activities, and a silent auction.
Park Hill has something to offer every Denver homebuyer. It is a attractive neighborhood that boasts Denver's largest share of tree-lined parkways, a desirable location, and a variety of cultural and recreational opportunities. The neighborhood is a stone's throw away from some of Denver's most popular entertainment, shopping, and dining spots, including the Denver Zoo and the Cherry Creek commercial district. Park Hill residents enjoy the neighborhood's close proximity to the business centers in downtown Denver. It is an easy commute by car or via Denver's far-reaching transportation system.
For more information on living in Park Hill, please contact Drew Ambruster.
We hope that you have a great time touring some of Park Hill's most beautiful homes!
