East Wash Park
A grid of tree-lined streets east of the park, with classic bungalows and Denver Squares mixed in with substantial new construction. Lots are urban-scale, so layout, light and finish quality matter more than square footage alone.
Central Denver
Denver’s front lawn, and the curving streets south of it.
Washington Park & Bonnie Brae
Photo: Jeffrey Beall, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
About Washington Park & Bonnie Brae
Washington Park is one of Denver’s best-loved public spaces: about 165 acres of lawn, two lakes, formal flower gardens, and a loop path busy with runners and cyclists from dawn on. The streets around it, from East Wash Park to Bonnie Brae, are some of the most consistently sought after in the city.
Bonnie Brae
Bonnie Brae broke from Denver’s grid with a plan of curving streets around a small central park. Brick Tudors and cottages from the 1930s and ’40s set the tone. Many have been carefully expanded, and the shops on University Boulevard are a short walk away.
Alex in Wash Park
Alex listed a 1938 brick two-story steps from Bonnie Brae Park and represented the buyer of a new-construction home in East Wash Park.
Recently sold
Sold Bonnie Brae · Denver
910 South Euclid Way
$1,450,000
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- Approx. 3,085 Sq Ft
Represented the seller · July 2026
Sold Washington Park East · Denver
916 South High Street
$4,595,000
- 4 Beds
- 5 Baths
- Approx. 5,306 Sq Ft
Represented the buyer · April 2026
Listing brokerage: Gunlock Homes
Nearby communities
Cherry Creek
Cherry Creek North’s boutiques, galleries and restaurants, new single-family homes and townhomes, and condominium living along the creek.
Cherry Hills Village
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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Buying or selling in Wash Park?
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.