Cherry Hills Village offers a distinctly different kind of suburban living just south of Denver. Known for larger properties, custom homes, mature landscaping and a more rural residential setting, the community feels surprisingly removed from the city despite its location close to Denver and the Denver Tech Center.
More than 34 miles of trails, the High Line Canal, parks and open space are woven throughout the community, helping preserve the spacious character Cherry Hills Village is known for.
Larger lots and more space between homes
Custom and luxury homes with a wide variety of architectural styles
A quiet, primarily residential setting close to Denver and the Denver Tech Center
Extensive trails, open space and opportunities for walking, biking and equestrian use
Cherry Creek School District
Home prices are considerably higher than in many surrounding communities
Larger homes and properties can mean more maintenance
Shopping, restaurants and everyday services are generally found outside the residential neighborhoods
There are far fewer choices for buyers looking for smaller or attached homes
Cherry Hills Village is a smaller and more specialized real estate market, so the number and type of homes sold can vary considerably from one period to another.
Rather than relying on the price of one recent sale, looking at overall market activity can provide better context for what is happening in the community.
Cherry Hills Village isn’t a community where every neighborhood looks or feels the same. Lot size, architecture, age and setting can vary significantly. Here are three areas worth knowing about as you begin exploring.
A gated community built around the historic Buell Mansion property near Hampden Avenue and University Boulevard. The community combines newer custom homes with private roads, trails, open space, a pool, tennis court and small neighborhood parks.
Known for substantial custom homes and larger properties, Cherry Hills Park represents the spacious residential character many people associate with Cherry Hills Village. It is worth exploring for buyers looking for privacy, larger homes and a setting that feels removed from typical suburban development.
An established area that offers another side of Cherry Hills Village, with mature surroundings and individually distinctive homes rather than a uniform newer-development feel. It is worth considering for buyers who value an established neighborhood and convenient access to the surrounding Denver metro area.
Cherry Hills Village incorporated as a town in 1945, but the area’s residential roots go back much further. Early residents worked to protect the area’s open, residential character as development expanded south from Denver.
That history still helps explain why Cherry Hills Village feels different today — large properties, open spaces, trails and a strong emphasis on maintaining its residential setting.
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