Only 5 miles west of Denver , the suburb of Wheat Ridge is home to 30,000 residents. Once known as the ‘Carnation City’ for being the largest producer of carnations worldwide, Wheat Ridge is a great place to live and just minutes from both downtown Denver and Colorado's great outdoors.
Wheat Ridge has over 20 different parks. The crown jewel of the local park system is Crown Hill Park, a peaceful retreat that’s a favorite among locals. Designated a national urban wildlife refuge in 1991, this beautiful open area includes 6.5 miles of hiking trails that surround a huge lake.
Local families love the Wheat Ridge Recreation Center where classes and activities are available for children, adults, seniors and the physically challenged. This impressive 70,000 square foot facility includes indoor and outdoor pools, 18 ball fields and eight tennis courts.
Wheat Ridge offers its residents with the ease of heading to downtown Denver or the mountains with fast access to I-25 & I-70 so whether you'd like to stay in town or head west, your options are endless!
Wheat Ridge blends together old and new like no other Denver suburb. Visit the Molly Brown House Museum in-between Denver and Wheat Ridget to learn more about the famed 'unsinkable Molly Brown." And for those who love antique shopping you'll be tickled to learn about the string of antique and consignment shops along 44th Avenue.
Crown Hill Park is a natural haven in a suburban neighborhood perfecting for admiring birdlife.
Wheat Ridge Recreation Center is a 70,000 square foot facility that features an indoor pool, sauna, fitness studio and more.
Contact the Denver Metro Association of REALTORS - a professional member association dedicated to the advancement and protection of the real estate industry - for more information about real estate in Wheat Ridge.
Wheat Ridge has a variety of restaurants that range from family-friend favorites to local hot spots that can be found throughout the city. And much like it's entertainment scene, you can find even more dining options in downtown Denver, which is a close drive.
Wheat Ridge has over 20 different parks. The crown jewel of the local park system is Crown Hill Park, a peaceful retreat that’s a favorite among locals. Designated a national urban wildlife refuge in 1991, this beautiful open area includes 6.5 miles of hiking trails that surround a huge lake.
Local families love the Wheat Ridge Recreation Center where classes and activities are available for children, adults, seniors, and the physically challenged. This impressive 70,000 square foot facility includes indoor and outdoor pools, 18 ball fields, and eight tennis courts.
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