The Denver Country Club neighborhood began in 1905 with the incorporation of the exclusive Park Club Place between East 1st and 4th and Downing and Humboldt. The Country Club addition followed in 1906 offering parkways and more spacious home sites with deeper setbacks in the area between Humboldt and High. This neighborhood became home for many of the city's elite. Leading architects were commissioned to design homes in an array of styles making the enclave a show place of early 20th Century residential architecture. This incredible collection of masterpieces includes architectural influences from Colonial, French Chateau, Tudor, Santa Fe and Georgian to remarkable Denver Squares, large bungalows and distinct Victorians.

Desirable today for its proximity to downtown and Cherry Creek, numerous city parks and the Denver Country Club, this neighborhood remains one of the city's more sought after locations.