Denver’s premier shopping and dining neighborhood for several decades, Cherry Creek North is the place to live, work, shop, and play. Located south Congress Park, north of Belcaro/Bonnie Brae and east of Country Club, this area has become a beacon of luxurious living.

Once known as Harman, named for George Harman who owned the 320-acre farm now home to Cherry Creek North, the neighborhood showcases the ultimate urban lifestyle in a highly sought-after central location.

This 16-block oasis boasts independent retailers and international chains, restaurants offering a variety of cousins and price point, coffee shops, home furnishing stores, art galleries, spas and salons.  

Housing in Cherry Creek has experienced an unprecedented revival during the last two decade with newly built luxury condominiums, townhomes, and single-family homes. These new properties showcase an array of architectural styles, which are a far departure from the original post-World War II homes found in the area.

The Cherry Creek Sneak kicks off the summer running season every spring. It is one of the most popular races of the year, drawing runners from across the nation. The adjacent 22-mile Cherry Creek bike path entices walkers, runners, bikers and in-line skaters year-round. The path links to a metro-wide network of trails that traverse the banks of the South Platte River connecting Cherry Creek to Downton Denver.

The internationally acclaimed Cherry Creek Arts Festival is one of the world’s largest outdoor galleries and one my favorite summer activities. The three-day festival brings visitors from around the area over the 4th of July weekend. The line-up of artists ever changes with new finds every year and some old favorites.