
Bonnie Brae Park
The elliptical park at the heart of Bonnie Brae, ringed by curving streets and Tudor rooftops. Where the grid stops and the morning walk begins.
Summer nights in the ice cream line. Laps around Wash Park. Some neighborhoods you live in. This one you carry with you.
Denver builds to the grid. In 1923, Bonnie Brae was drawn by hand: winding streets, an elliptical park, a Tudor beside a mid-century ranch. A century on, it still has no interest in fitting in.

The elliptical park at the heart of Bonnie Brae, ringed by curving streets and Tudor rooftops. Where the grid stops and the morning walk begins.

Family-owned and making its own ice cream in Bonnie Brae since 1986.

Bonnie Brae's main street: coffee, a French bakery, a wine shop, boutiques and the corner library.

165 acres of lakes, flower gardens and shaded paths, an easy walk west of home.
Coffee, the bakery, the ice cream line and the library are on the block. Bonnie Brae Park and Wash Park are a walk. The rest of Denver is a short drive.
The whole building works like one: a front-row place on the 700 block of University, where the neighborhood has always stopped to say hello. Step outside, and you're already part of it.