EXPLORE ENGLEWOOD.
REAL NEIGHBORHOOD CHARM, LOCAL FLAVOR AND AN EASY HOP TO DOWNTOWN.
WELCOME TO ENGLEWOOD
Englewood sits right on Denver's southern border in Arapahoe County, along the South Platte River Valley. It started as Orchard Place in 1860 and became a city in 1903, so it has a lot of history packed into a compact footprint. The city even has its own water supply, McLellan Reservoir, which it secured back in 1948.
Life here feels local. South Broadway is lined with independent restaurants, bars, vintage shops and breweries. CityCenter Englewood sits on the light rail line, so getting downtown is simple, and the medical district around Swedish and Craig Hospital is a major hub. On weekends you'll find people grabbing breakfast on Broadway, catching a game at a local bar or browsing vintage shops.
What makes Englewood special is that it still feels like a real neighborhood town. You get character homes, a growing food scene and quick access to the whole metro, often at a more approachable price than its neighbors. It's unpretentious, friendly and full of personality.
What We Love Most About Englewood
Eating and drinking your way down South Broadway
Belleview Park, the city's largest park
Summer days at Pirates Cove Family Aquatic Center
The RTD light rail stop at CityCenter Englewood
World-class care at Craig Hospital and Swedish Medical Center
Our Favorite Englewood Restaurants
Steakhouse 10
Colore Italian Restaurant
Zomo
Breakfast Queen
Cochino Taco
Brewability
REAL ESTATE IN ENGLEWOOD
Englewood is full of brick ranches, cozy bungalows and mid-century homes on tree-lined streets. Many have been updated, and you'll see new builds and duplexes where older homes were scraped. Near CityCenter and the light rail, there are newer townhomes, condos and apartments for buyers who want walkability. Many homes sit on solid lots with room for gardens, garages or future additions.
Compared to nearby Cherry Hills Village, Greenwood Village or South Denver, Englewood often offers a more approachable entry point. That makes it popular with first-time buyers, investors and anyone who wants to be close to Denver without paying city-center prices. Investors and renovators like Englewood for its location, and buyers love that they can be steps from light rail or South Broadway.
Englewood at a Glance
Population: 34,129
Median age: 37.4
Median household income: $86,800
Schools
Source: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2024. Always confirm school boundaries for a specific address.
HOMES FOR SALE IN ENGLEWOOD
Featured Englewood listings are coming soon. In the meantime, search every home for sale in Englewood, or reach out and we will send you new listings the moment they hit the market.
Explore Nearby Communities
Littleton | Cherry Hills Village | South Denver | Greenwood Village | Centennial | Lakewood
FAQS ABOUT ENGLEWOOD
What schools serve Englewood?
Most of the city is served by Englewood Schools. Small portions fall in Littleton Public Schools and Sheridan School District.
How is the commute to Denver?
Very easy. The RTD D Line stops at Englewood Station, and downtown is a short drive up Broadway or Santa Fe.
What is there to do in Englewood?
South Broadway is the go-to for food, drinks and shopping. Belleview Park and Pirates Cove are favorites in summer.
Is Englewood family friendly?
Yes. It has neighborhood parks, a water park, a city library and small-town community events.
Where can I get outdoors?
Belleview Park is the largest park in the city, and the South Platte River corridor runs along the west side.
Thinking About a Move to Englewood?
We help buyers and sellers in Englewood and across the Denver metro every week. Tell us what you are looking for and we will help you find the right fit, or let you know what your current home could sell for.
Call or text 720-730-4051, or send us a note below.
CONTACT US
Buying, selling, or relocating to Colorado? Tell us a little about your plans and we will reach out. Prefer to talk now? Call or text 720-730-4051.
CONNECT WITH US ON INSTAGRAM @daniellenuno
