Named for the magnificent 54-room Georgian country estate and tennis pavilion built by retired Senator Lawrence Phipps in the early 1930s, Belcaro today includes beautiful homes with lovely lawns surrounding the mansion that remains at its center.

Belcaro is a haven for elegant, predominantly ranch style homes of all shapes and sizes, all large by most standards. At its center, the homes gracing the winding streets tend to be even larger and sprawl across vast, well-manicured lawns.

The quiet, pristine neighborhood, with lovely mature trees, offers wonderful proximity to Cherry Creek, Bonnie Brae, Old South Gaylord Street and Colorado Boulevard. Situated next to the Polo Club and just east of Bonnie Brae, Belcaro is one of Denver’s most appealing in-town neighborhoods.

Bonnie Brae was designed to resemble a Scottish village located on the fringes of Denver, complete with curving streets, a circular central park, a winding boulevard and a collection of small shops where residents could congregate and mingle. Bonnie Brae, which means “Pleasant Hill,” today offers quiet, tree-lined streets, rich architectural diversity and convenient access to neighborhood restaurants and cafes – including one of Denver’s most popular pizza parlors, a public library, an ice cream parlor and a variety of retail shops.

Home styles in Bonnie Brae range from charming little Cape Cods and tidy brick ranches to larger two-story brick homes and English Tudors. With University Boulevard and Washington Park to the west, Colorado Boulevard to the east, I-25 access to the south and the Polo Grounds and Cherry Creek to the north, Bonnie Brae, in the heart of the city, is one of the most popular, sought-after neighborhoods in the metropolitan area.

The information contained herein was complied from Metrolist® data deemed to be reliable, but is not guaranteed.