Your source for Denver Relocation information

Diana Kearns, REALTOR, ASP, ABR and Michael P Kearns, REALTOR, GRI, ePRO
RE/MAX Alliance • 1873 S Bellaire St, Suite 700 • Denver, CO 80222

RELODENVER HOME

RELOCATION 101
Sell your home. Learn a new city. Buy a new house. Pack and move. Start a new job. It can be overwhelming! Get tips and tools to simplify the process

DENVER AREA INFO
Neighborhoods, Government, Businesses, Schools, Sports, Recreation... There is so much to know about Denver.

FREE RELOCATION PACKAGE
Moving to a new area means finding the best home and neighborhood to meet your family's needs. Request a package tailored to your needs!

SEARCH FOR A NEW HOME
REALTORS® search for homes using the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Use the same powerful database for your home search!

HELPFUL REFERRALS
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BUILDING STAPLETON
Interested in Denver's redevelopment of the former Stapleton Airport? Check out our sister site at www.BuildingStapleton.com.

ABOUT RELODENVER
Who are we, and why should you work with us? Get more information about ReloDenver and The Kearns Team.

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NORTH DENVER
(including Highlands and Sloan's Lake)

The area commonly known as North Denver includes several smaller neighborhoods, most notably Highlands and Sloan Lake.

The Highland region originated in 1858 when Denver founder William H. Larimer, Jr., waded across the Platte River to stake out high ground on the bluffs northwest of Denver. Bought and later sold by Reverend Walter M. Potter, the 320-acre area bordered by West 38th Avenue, Zuni Street, West 32nd Avenue and Federal Boulevard became home to many Scottish, German, Italian and English immigrants in the 1890s. Some of Denver's most architecturally diverse buildings exist here.

Two connected lakes, Cooper and Sloan, comprise Sloan Lake's 177 acres and are a focal point of the Sloan Lake neighborhood, bordered by West 29th Avenue, West 10th Avenue, Federal Boulevard and Sheridan Boulevard. Primarily residential with the majority of homes built in the 1930s, pockets of 1800s structures exist in nearby historic districts, including the eclectic mix of houses on 14th Avenue and Stuart Street. Each unique in design, the 1890 Voorhees House, the 1888 Spangler House, the 1890 Smith House, the 1892 McNulty House and the 1892 Bliss House reflect beautiful architectural styles of the era.

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North Denver

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For more information,
please call Diana at ReloDenver at (303) 598-2076, or e-mail us today!