New Homes in Denver, CO

Moving to the high-mile city is its own form of the American Dream-- who wouldn't want cool weather, stunning mountain views, the amenities of a big city, and a lot of house for your money? If you're moving to Denver, you probably know how lucky you are. And we're here to help you make the most of it.

Depending on your interests, you'll probably approach Denver differently. Attention artistic types: first stop, the Denver Art Museum! The ultra-modern architecture of this building mimics the peaks and valleys of the Front Range. That's impressive enough, but wait until you see the inside-- fittingly, the museum walls are full of Native American art and works reminiscent of the Old West. Outdoors people can hardly wait to explore the real Front Range. The foothills of the greatest mountain range in North America will call to you from the moment you set foot in Denver. It's not your fault--who could resist their lure, even on the plane ride in, as you see the mountains rise up sharply from the high plains of Denver? Lose yourself in nature at Genesee Park. If you love the mountain scenery but don't consider yourself an outdoorsman (or woman), visit legendary music venue Red Rocks Amphitheatre for a smaller dose of the same thing-- plus a side of rock and roll history.

Even if you're a dyed-in-the-wool urban dweller, the neighborhoods in Denver may impress you. Hip LoDo (that's "lower downtown" to you) may bring to mind certain boroughs of New York City. With its unique blend of Victorian architecture and up-to-the-minute cool, this is where the city's artistic folks, and young professionals, meet and mingle. Larimer Square, a Denver staple since 1969, is the city's boutique shopping hub. There are many shops, restaurants, and pubs you'll just have to discover for yourself, but we would be remiss if we didn't mention My Brother's Bar, which hosted Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady on their journey west, as portrayed in the pages of Kerouac's memoir On the Road.

Perhaps the Beat writer was onto something: the best way to experience Denver might be by sampling its beer. After all, this is the city that gave the world Coors beer. If you're interested, you can still tour the largest single-site brewery in the world. Even if you prefer microbrews, you're still in the right place. A thriving microbrewery culture has sprung up in Denver, including breweries like Great Divide Brewing Company and Breckenridge Brewery.

As every homeowner knows, loving the city you live in is only half the equation. New Home Source can help you solve the other half: finding a new home you'll love.

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