Welcome to Country Club Historic District
"We love the historic architecture that has been so thoughtfully preserved, the wide streets and easy access to the shops and restaurants in Cherry Creek."
An oasis in the city, the Country Club Historic District is made up of only 400 homes, with wide parkways and distinctive gates designed to mark the entry points into the neighborhood. Prominent local architects William & Arthur Fisher and Jean Jacques Benedict create the area’s elaborate Denver Squares, Georgians, Mediterraneans, Spanish Colonials and Tudors. Residents love the history of the homes, the beauty of the gardens, and the proximity to Downtown, the 4th of July Parade, Alamo Placita Park, and all that Cherry Creek has to offer.
Market Trends
| Average Sales Price in Q4 2023 | $3,442,015 | +39% vs. Q4 2022 |
|---|---|---|
| Average Days on Market in Q4 2023 | 12 | -43% vs. Q4 2022 |
| Homes Sold in Q4 2023 | 19 | -5% vs. Q4 2022 |
Don’t Miss
- 4th of July Neighborhood Parade
- Whole Foods & Cherry Creek Mall
- Sachel’s on 6th for Dinner
- Hillstone for Lunch or Dinner
- Cherry Creek Grill
- Enstroms for Candy
- Bloom by Anuschka for Flowers & Finds
- SOL – Store of Lingerie
- Perch, A Line Boutique, MAX, & Garbarini for Clothes
- Cherry Cricket for Cheeseburgers
- Sweetgreen & Shake Shack for Quick Bites
- Matsuhisa for Sushi
- SoulCycle, CLMBR, Pure Barre & Barry’s Bootcamp for a Workout
- Elevated Rooftop Bar for Cocktails
- Le Bilboquet for French Cuisine
Local Schools
- Private Schools
- Bromwell Elementary (PK-5)
- Dora Moore School (PK-8)
- Morey Middle School (6-8)
- East High School (9-12)
