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Cherry Hills Village

Cherry Hills Village

Cherry Hills is an affluent and picturesque suburb located just south of Denver. Known for its upscale homes, expansive estates, and serene atmosphere.

Cherry Hills Village is an affluent suburb located just south of Denver. It was named for the cherry tree groves that lined the original town site. Commercial development was rejected in what is now a 6.5-square-mile residential community with over 6,400 residents and is bordered by Hampden Avenue on the north, Belleview Avenue on the south, a combination of Dahlia, Happy Canyon Road and South Monaco on the east, and Clarkson Street to the west.

This area attracts those looking for more land and space. Homeowners love the countryside feel, while staying within close proximity to downtown Denver, the mountains, Cherry Creek, and the Denver Tech Center (DTC). Some choose to live here because the public schools are in the Cherry Creek School District and considered among the best in the state. It also has two of Colorado's oldest private schools, Kent Denver and St. Mary's Academy.

Cherry Hills Village channels the Colorado outdoor lifestyle, with part of the 71-mile High Line Canal hiking trail winding thru the neighborhood, expansive views of the mountains, equestrian centers, and scenic parks with fishing, lakes and ponds. It is also home to Cherry Hills Country Club, which has hosted two PGA Championships, and Glenmoor Country Club. This combination makes it one of the most coveted neighborhoods among luxury buyers.

There are a variety of areas to choose from within Cherry Hills. You'll find micro-neighborhoods such as: Old Cherry Hills, Mockingbird Lane, Cherryridge, Devonshire, Glenmoor, Charlou, Cherry Hills East, Mansfield Heights, and Cherry Hills North just to name a few! Many of the homes range in architectural styles - Cape Cods, Georgians, newer modern homes, sprawling estates, and ranch-style homes - with development that started in the early 1940s.

Some properties have a quaint feel with a minimal HOA neighborhood, while others sit on a golf course, or an equestrian trail, or within a gated communities such as the Buell Mansion or Cherry Hills Park, known for its 15,000 to 25,000 square foot mansions. Entry-level homes sit on about a half acre and start in the $1.5 million range, while the grander estates sit on 1+ acre to 5+ acre lots and larger, and are priced upwards of $8 to $25 million.

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EXPLORE

Highline Canal

The High Line Canal is a historic waterway that runs through Cherry Hills Village and spans a significant portion of the Denver metropolitan area. You can look at the parks and trail map here: Highline Canal map. It spans over 71-miles and was originally constructed in the late 19th century. It was designed as part of a larger network of irrigation canals to divert water from the South Platte River to provide irrigation for agricultural purposes.

Today, the High Line Canal serves as a recreational amenity and greenway, offering a scenic pathway for walking, jogging, biking, and horseback riding. It winds its way through various neighborhoods and communities, including Cherry Hills Village, providing a beautiful natural corridor amidst urban development. The canal is known for its picturesque setting, with sections bordered by mature trees, meadows, and wildlife habitats. It offers a peaceful and tranquil environment for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The path alongside the canal is mostly unpaved, providing a more rustic and natural experience.

Many residents of Cherry Hills Village and the surrounding areas enjoy utilizing the High Line Canal for leisure activities and exercise. It provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature, explore the outdoors, and appreciate the beauty of the Colorado landscape.

John Meade Park

John Meade Park is located directly south of Cherry Hills Village Elementary and City Hall. The recently redesigned park features a new picnic shelter, restrooms, and a play area with a cool tree climber, a saucer swing and hammock, and an observation tower. Fishing piers stand above both ponds (ponds have been filled with fish for fishing!) and a boardwalk narrows through the wetlands giving visitors a chance to get curious about critters living in the area. Installation of 125 trees will provide plenty of shade in years to come. The park includes a concrete performance area, trails, and an amphitheater.

Quincy Farm

Quincy Farm Open Space is a preserved 17.5-acre property in the heart of Cherry Hills Village that offers visitors a glimpse into the area's agricultural heritage. It features scenic walking trails, historical buildings, and interpretive signage. The Farm is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the buildings and pastures are a picturesque part of the region’s past. Quincy Farm was generously gifted to the City of Cherry Hills Village by its previous owner, Catherine (“Cat”) H. Anderson, with the intention that it become an amenity for the whole community. She also placed the Farm under a Conservation Easement, administered by Colorado Open Lands.

As of 2023, the East side of Quincy Farm is open for visitation from sunrise to sunset every day. The site is accessible from the High Line Canal trail by crossing the bridge over the canal, or from walking up the bike path along Quincy Avenue. The street address is 4450 E. Quincy Ave. 

Cherry Hills Public Art

Cherry Hills Village has commissioned a variety of public art on display throughout the neighborhood. You can go on an adventure and find the following artwork and more:

  • Acclaimed Colorado artist, Joe Norman, sculpture series in John Meade Park
  • Robert Mangold's "Winding III" sculpture and Gilberto Romero "Gusto" sculptures outside Cherry Hills Village City Hall  
  • Wayne Salge "Really" sculpture on the southwest corner of E. Quincy Avenue and Meade Lane
  • Robert Mangold "Untitled" sculpture at Quincy Farm
  • Emmett Culligan "Rubric Series Number 6" (sculpture) on the Northeast Corner of Joint Public Safety Facility at 2460 E Quincy Avenue
  • Deborah Butterfield "Charlo" horse sculpture (a favorite!) at the Joint Public Safety Facility at 2460 E Quincy Avenue
  • Jesse Horton "Chainsaw" (little beaver sculpture - another favorite!) at Dahlia Hollow Park

EAT + DRINK

Steakhouse 10 – This restaurant exudes old-school cool. Serving expertly crafted meats, our favorite is the Sinatra steak with a port and bleu cheese topping. 

Pino’s Place – This delightful local spot by chef and owner Pino Saverino features food inspired by his childhood in Italy. They offer classics like Osso Bucco Agnello, Gnocchi, and Snapper Livornese. The specialty of the restaurant is their delightfully thin-crust pizzas. This small and delicious restaurant is a neighborhood favorite notorious for treating its customers like family. 

Aung's Bangkok Cafe - Delicious and authentic Thai food in a casual dining environment.

Cherry Hills Sushi Co – This local sushi spot produces excellent temaki and sashimi in a relaxed environment. The restaurant’s highlights include a casual sushi bar with creative + simple handrolls.  

Le French - Located in Belleview Station, this casual chic Parisian style café was founded by Senegalese French sisters Aminata and Rougui Dia. It specializes in high-end pastries and elevated modern Parisian cuisine.

Tai Tai Japanese - From the same owner and chef of Sushi Sasa, this is its younger sibling. A casual sushi and poke bar located in the Happy Canyon shopping center.

Birdcall

Shanahan’s – Located in Denver Tech Center and named after two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Mike Shanahan, this exceptional steakhouse has a classic, old-school ambiance. 

Eddie V’s Prime Seafood  - This is a fine seafood + steak dining spot located in nearby Greenwood Village. It's offers an upscale yet relaxed environment with live music. Grab a cozy booth by the bar for the best dining experience and be sure to try the "Maverick" cocktail on your romantic date or dinner with friends. 

The Feedery at Grow + Gather - The Feedery offers classic, new American food made with fresh, house-grown and locally-sourced ingredients, locally-roasted coffee, and grab-and-go meals, plus a variety of teas and smoothies.

Ambli- Located in Belleview Station, this restaurant offers global cuisine and cocktails.

 

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Overview for Cherry Hills Village, CO

6,426 people live in Cherry Hills Village, where the median age is 46.8 and the average individual income is $159,642. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Demographics and Employment Data for Cherry Hills Village, CO

Cherry Hills Village has 2,200 households, with an average household size of 2.92. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Cherry Hills Village do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 6,426 people call Cherry Hills Village home. The population density is 1,036.22 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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