Eastbridge – Just over the bridge from Westerly Creek.
The South End area is also home to a 3-acre off-leash dog park!
South End – One of Central Park’s oldest neighborhoods offers maturing trees and easy access to both the East 29th Town Center and Stanley Marketplace. Westerly Creek – In the center of it all, this area offers easy access to Central Park to the north, Westerly Creek Park to the west, East 29th Town Center to the east, Stanley Marketplace to the southeast and the Central Park Rec Center to the northeast. Central park rec center movie#
East 29th Avenue – This is where the Central Park neighborhood began with the Town Center and Founder’s Green serving as the growing neighborhood’s hub providing shops, free concerts, open-air movie nights and a weekly farmers’ market. Each of the twelve areas has its own unique character and attributes. Within the larger Central Park neighborhood, however, are twelve smaller areas constructed in sequence beginning with the East 29th Avenue area south of I-70 and ending north of I-70 with the North End area. The overall neighborhood is enormous in scale and is home to some 30,000 residents living in single-family homes, condos, townhomes and apartment units. Price points and home styles vary greatly providing options for buyers with a range of budgets and architectural preference. Lots are not huge in Central Park, but instead every home is located within a short walk to a large or small community park. The overall Central Park neighborhood is appealing to buyers who want a new or newer home in close proximity to downtown Denver and Denver International Airport. Forest City Enterprises was selected as a partner and master developer of this mixed-use, sustainable community with construction beginning in 2001 and continuing today. Previously known as Stapleton, the Central Park neighborhood was built on the 4,700 acre site of the old Stapleton International Airport which served as Denver’s primary airport from 1929 to 1995.
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