Platt Park is a Denver neighborhood about four miles south of downtown and just northwest of Denver University.

“I love this neighborhood so much! The people are kind, and I feel safe walking around.” —Jessica G., resident

“The neighborhood is full of friendly people who take pride in their homes.” —Rick P., resident

This area was first developed in the 1880s as the town of South Denver, and many of its homes are more than a century old.

The 1882 Fleming Mansion was built as the residence for South Denver’s first mayor. Its grounds are now a neighborhood park.

S Pearl Street is a retail hub with a historic look left over from Platt Park’s days as a streetcar suburb.

“This is one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Denver. It's close to shops, restaurants, and a farmers’ market.” —Maria M., resident

Homes in Platt Park are a mix of Victorians, mid-century moderns, and bungalows, some of which have been renovated and modernized.

“It's close to everything Denver has to offer! It's so convenient to live, work, and play!” —Jan B., resident

Platt Park’s stretch of S Broadway is lined with locally owned businesses, restaurants, and breweries.

Platt Park is the neighborhood’s only public green space. The much larger Wash Park is just across I-25 from here.

“I’m a few blocks from the best food in Denver, and two blocks from Wash Park. Things couldn't be much better.” —Devin, resident

The Decker Branch Library in Platt Park has story time for little kids, ukulele workshops, and seasonal concerts.

“I have lived here for a few years and don't think there is a better place in Denver.” —Devin, resident

A Little Free Library on S Logan Street.

“It's easy to get to downtown, DU, Cherry Creek, Washington Park, and the Denver Tech Center.” —Devin, resident

A Monday afternoon stroll down S Broadway.