Sloan's Lake

In what is known as one of Denver’s most-up-and-coming places to live, Sloan’s Lake Neighborhood possesses choice sunsets, recreational activities, restaurants, modern housing, and a swath of new development. The boundaries are 29th Avenue to the North, 17th Avenue to the South, Federal Boulevard to East, and Sheridan Boulevard to the West. With Denver’s second largest park and the city’s largest body of water, the neighborhood has been a place of interest for Denverites since the lake’s miraculous origin in 1861. Although many of its historic places are no longer standing, their influence is still present in the Sloan’s Lake Neighborhood legacy.

Its tree-shaded blocks of Tudors, Mediterranean revivals, contemporary remodels, and in-vogue duplexes and townhomes are in demand with young professionals and families, who are also drawn by the well-regarded Brown International Academy.

A small commercial district is situated at Tennyson Street and West 29th Avenue and is easily reached by bike. Another perk: Sloan’s convenient location. It’s not too far from downtown, Edgewater’s quaint main drag, and the trendy west end neighborhoods—or from the highways that take you west to the Rockies.