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Potter-Highlands — known throughout Denver simply as "The Highlands" — is one of the city's most storied and sought-after neighborhoods. Perched on the bluffs northwest of downtown, the Highlands district combines the historic charm of Victorian and Craftsman bungalows with one of Denver's most vibrant dining and arts scenes. Whether you're drawn by the tree-lined streets of West Highlands, the energy of 32nd Avenue, or the sweeping views of the downtown skyline, this neighborhood consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in Colorado.
The Highlands is not a single neighborhood but a collection of distinct communities that share a common identity. Potter-Highlands forms the historic heart — a residential grid of late 19th and early 20th century Victorian homes, brick bungalows, and Craftsman cottages that have been lovingly restored over the decades. West Highlands extends further north and west, offering slightly larger lots, quieter streets, and a neighborhood feel anchored by the shops and restaurants of West 32nd Avenue and Tennyson Street.
The district's southern edge bleeds into LoHi (Lower Highlands) — Denver's most urban and walkable sub-neighborhood, known for its rooftop restaurants, modern townhomes, and direct pedestrian access to downtown via the Highland Bridge. To the east lies Sloan's Lake, a stunning lakeside neighborhood centered on Denver's largest city park. To the north, Sunnyside offers a more affordable entry point into the northwest Denver corridor with the same strong community feel.
The Highlands real estate market is one of Denver's most competitive and diverse. In Potter-Highlands proper, buyers compete for historic single-family homes — Victorians, bungalows, and row houses — that offer the character and architecture simply unavailable in newer parts of the city. These homes move fast and frequently sell above asking price. West Highlands offers slightly more breathing room with larger lots, while still commanding strong prices due to the neighborhood's reputation and walkability.
Across the Highlands district, price points range from starter condos in LoHi to $1.5M+ luxury renovations in the most coveted blocks of Potter-Highlands. Ryan O'Brien has over 20 years of experience in this market and can help you navigate the nuances of each sub-neighborhood to find exactly the right fit — and win when competition is fierce.
The Highlands sits at the center of Denver's most exciting northwest corridor. Each nearby neighborhood has its own distinct character — explore them all:
Highlands sellers are in an enviable position — strong and consistent buyer demand, limited inventory, and buyers who genuinely love and understand what this neighborhood offers. Get your free, no-obligation home valuation to find out what your property is worth in today's market.
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