Central Denver
Cherry Creek
Cherry Creek runs from University Boulevard to Colorado Boulevard, between Sixth Avenue and the creek. Its center is Cherry Creek North, a 16-block district of independent boutiques, galleries, restaurants and hotels. Cherry Creek Shopping Center is just across First Avenue.
Alex works out of Compass’s Cherry Creek office on Columbine Street, a few blocks from many of the homes she shows.
Over the past two decades, many original bungalows and brick homes have given way to new single-family homes and contemporary townhomes. One block might have a 1920s Tudor next to a house finished in 2015. The condominium buildings along First Avenue and Cherry Creek South Drive offer lock-and-leave living, many with mountain views from the upper floors.
Cherry Creek is one of the most walkable parts of Denver: coffee, groceries, dinner and the gym are often all within a few blocks. The Cherry Creek Trail follows the creek toward downtown, Fillmore Plaza hosts the Cherry Creek Arts Festival each summer, and Denver Country Club sits just to the west.
Alex in Cherry Creek
Alex’s Cherry Creek record includes a custom home on Cook Street in Cherry Creek North, which she listed, and a penthouse at the Portico, where she represented the buyer.
Sold Cherry Creek North · Denver
$4,890,000
Represented the seller · February 2025
Listing brokerage: Colorado Home Realty
Sold Cherry Creek · Denver
$2,050,000
Represented the buyer · February 2025
Listing brokerage: Kentwood Real Estate DTC, LLC
Bungalows, Denver Squares and new construction around Washington Park’s lakes and gardens, plus the brick Tudors on Bonnie Brae’s curving streets.
Large homesites, winding lanes and miles of trails just south of Denver, home to the Cherry Hills Country Club and stretches of the High Line Canal.
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Whether you are weighing a sale next spring or watching for the right house to come up, Alex will tell you plainly what she sees in the market and what it means for you.