Washington Park Homes and Real Estate, Denver

Buying or selling in Wash Park with a local Realtor who has built, sold and owned homes here.

Washington Park at a Glance

Washington Park, known locally as Wash Park, is a south central Denver neighborhood built around a 165 acre city park with two lakes and historic gardens. Its homes range from early 1900s bungalows, Denver Squares and Tudors to new construction. Ghassan Kanafani, a Luxury Realtor Associate with Kentwood Real Estate Cherry Creek, has built and sold new homes in Wash Park and helps buyers and sellers across the neighborhood.

  • Location: south central Denver, about 3 miles southeast of downtown

  • General boundaries: Alameda Ave (north), I 25 (south), Logan St (west), University Blvd (east)

  • ZIP codes: 80209 and 80210

  • Home styles: bungalows, Denver Squares, Tudors, brick cottages and modern new construction

  • Recent sale prices: $475,000 to $6,600,000, averaging $1,785,292 over the past year

  • Nearby districts: Old South Gaylord, Old South Pearl (in neighboring Platt Park) and Bonnie Brae

 

Where Is Washington Park?

Washington Park sits in south central Denver, about 3 miles southeast of downtown. It generally runs from Alameda Ave on the north to I 25 on the south, and from Logan St on the west to University Blvd on the east.

Neighboring areas: Cherry Creek and Country Club to the north, Bonnie Brae and Belcaro to the east, Platt Park to the southwest and University Park to the south.

Getting around: Downing St, Speer Blvd and I 25 connect to downtown and Cherry Creek, and the Louisiana Pearl light rail station serves the south side of the neighborhood.

Washington Park Market Snapshot

The Past 12 Months

Homes sold: 204

Average sale price: $1,785,292

Average price per total square foot: $559

Average days on market: 40

Price range: $475,000 to $6,600,000

Single family home sales, Nov 17, 2025 to Nov 10, 2026, based on MLS data.

New Construction and Inventory

New construction sales: 22 homes sold in the year built or the year after, averaging $3,654,114, or $692 per total square foot.

On the market now: 42 homes for sale at an average list price of $1,991,188, plus 20 under contract.

Want numbers for your street or your home? Ask me for a current Washington Park market report.

My Recent Washington Park Homes

353 S Gilpin St

Sold February 2026 for $4,530,000

A family new construction project I helped design and plan from the build through the sale. Five beds, six baths and 6,371 total square feet, and one of the five highest sales in Washington Park over the past year. With my understanding of what homeowners want in Washington Park, Denver and in general with luxury homes, I designed unique features to meet their needs including a glass enclosed indoor/ outdoor breakfast nook. - Ghassan Kanafani Luxury Realtor in Washington Park -

547 S Williams St

Sold July 2026 for $4,000,000

Listed at $3.8 million and sold for $4 million, $200K over asking. Before listing, we relandscaped the front and back yards and staged the home to show how it lives. Through my strategic vision of positioning the home for living in Washington Park, buyers were excited and we received multiple offers in the first weekend. Contact me for a preview today. - Ghassan Kanafani Luxury Realtor in Washington Park -

634 S Race St

Now Listed at $2,899,999

New construction built in 2025 with six beds, seven baths and 4,988 total square feet, a few blocks from the park. This seller reached out to me because he knew I understood what it takes to sell homes in Wash Park. We redid the front facade, completed a full landscape renovation and changed the light fixtures. Through these refinements, the home received a lot of interest in its first 30 days on the market. - Ghassan Kanafani Luxury Realtor in Washington Park -

Why Live in Washington Park

Washington Park is one of Denver’s most sought after neighborhoods. It feels like the outdoors while you’re still in the city, and nearly everything you need is close by.

An Active, Outdoor Lifestyle

The 165 acre park is the neighborhood’s backyard: a 2.6 mile outer loop and inner paths for running and cycling, two lakes, two playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, a recreation center, historic flower gardens and wide open lawns. On any weekend you’ll see volleyball, footvolley and pickup games across the grass.

A Social Neighborhood

Homes sit close together on tree lined blocks, so neighbors get to know each other. Block parties are common, and the park and Old South Gaylord are natural gathering spots all year.

Events All Year

Old South Gaylord hosts street festivals and seasonal events, the park hosts concerts and festivals for all ages, and every Thanksgiving thousands of runners join the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot around the park.

Shops, Dining and Coworking Nearby

Old South Gaylord Street has local restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream and boutique retail, including Devil’s Food, Perdida, Max Gill and Grill, The Cookery at Myrtle Hill and Wash Park Social. Coworking spaces nearby make it easy to work close to home.

City Access with a Neighborhood Feel

Downtown is about 3 miles away. Old South Pearl, Bonnie Brae and Cherry Creek are all nearby for more dining and shopping, and the Louisiana Pearl light rail station connects to downtown and the Denver Tech Center.

Washington Park Questions, Answered

Check Out My Washington Park Blog

Want more information about Washington Park? As a luxury Realtor who has built and sold homes in Washington Park, I put together content to help buyers and sellers understand the neighborhood in more detail. See my recent blog post where I provide a comprehensive understanding of the neighborhood and all that it offers.

For even more information, check out my YouTube channel, where you will find additional visual content to help your understanding of the area!