Stapleton

Originally home to Stapleton International Airport – decommissioned and closed in February 1995 – plans got underway to repurpose the entire old airport buildings and property.

Although a relatively young community to Denver, what makes Stapleton one of the most unique neighborhoods to live is the cumulative effect of careful planning to create sustainability or New Urbanism as its called.

Stapleton has eight distinct neighborhoods and is an integrated mix-use community with multiple retail districts and a wide range of housing types. From affordable and mid-range Family Homes, Town Homes and Condos to Semi-Custom and Urban Estates there is something here for every family. All of these neighborhoods are connected by massive open spaces, parks and beltways.

The draw? Truly, Stapleton is a live, work and play community.

Lifestyle Highlights

Stapleton Farmer’s Market – Every Sunday you’ll find locally grown product.

National Western Stockshow – Kick off the new year with fun. Since 1906 the 16-day show hosts over 50 performances, professional rodeos, largest horse show and Colorado’s largest trade show.

Central Park Recreational Center – Indoor lazy river and lap pool, weight-room, child care facilities, outdoor patio and much more.

Northfield Movie Series – Apart from what the 18 screen multiplex offers, enjoy the classic series of beloved films on the big screen.

Stapleton off-leash dog park – One of Denver’s few “off-leash” dog parks where Fido can run free.

Johnson & Wales University – JWU Denver campus draws over 1,500 students from all over the world. JWU offers accredited programs at the College of Business, College of Culinary Arts and The Hospitality College.

  • Entire community created around old Stapleton Airport
  • Community developed is geared toward outdoor activities
  • Promotion of open space and parks
  • Quebec Square
  • The Shops at Northfield
  • E 29th Ave Town Center
  • Outdoor markets
  • Parks and open spaces
  • Public art
  • Neighborhood pools
  • 25 minutes to airport
  • Denver Bike Route (D-21, D-19, D-8, D-6, D-4, off street multi-use routes)
  • Limited RTD bus line; on main thoroughfares only
  • Driving and on-street parking
  • Walking throughout the neighborhood, trails and shopping areas
  • Close to I-70
  • Close to I-225

Neighborhood Boundaries

Quebec St – Havana St

Smith Rd – E Montview Blvd

Surrounding Hoods

Park Hill

Northfield

Lowry

Aurora

Public Schools

Westerly Creek Elementary (ECE – 5)

Swigert International School (ECE – 5)

Denver School of the Arts Middle School (6 – 8)

Denver School of Science and Technology Middle School (6 – 8)

Denver School of The Arts High School (9 – 12)

Defining Qualities

Parking, walkable, neighborhood shopping and restaurants, Denver bike routes, tree-lined streets, farmer’s market, on-street parking.

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“To be honest, I never thought I would live in a community like this. I grew up in the old neighborhood of City Park. However, my wife and I started a family and wanted to find a neighborhood that was just right for us to raise our children. There are a ton of families and things to do and I love how the community was built with outdoor activities in mind.

 

Jeff Bright 3 year resident of Stapleton

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