Location of Washington Virginia Vale

Denver’s Washington Virginia Vale Neighborhood is a neighborhood in southeast Denver Washington Virginia Vale. It is found within the boundaries of Alameda, Dahlia, Cherry Creek Drive North and Quebec, and is home to one of the oldest historical landmarks in Denver.

Homes and Architecture in Washington Virginia Vale

Washington Virginia Vale Neighborhood boasts appealing single-family homes from the 1950s and 1960s with mature trees that keep the streets nice and shaded. The neighborhood has a diverse mix of large multifamily housing complexes and commercial development, especially along Leetsdale. East of Glendale, there are nice single-family homes that are affordable and close to essential shopping areas.  Despite being in the middle of an urban setting,  you’ll find some residents growing sunflowers, pumpkins, and even corn in their front-yard gardens.

History of the Neighborhood

Washington Virginia Vale’s first building was constructed in 1858 as a stagecoach stop called the Four Mile House. This is Denver’s oldest remaining building and serves as a museum and community park. It was frequently a traveler’s last stop along the Cherokee Trail and served as a place to wash off the dust, have a hot meal and possibly a good night’s sleep before heading into the cowtown of Denver.

Cherry Creek Drive runs through the Washington Virginia Vale neighborhood which offers green spaces, paths, and a quick route to the Cherry Creek neighborhood. The neighborhood is also home to George Washington High School, McMeen Elementary School, Garland Park, and two other small city parks. The Consulates General of México, Peru, and Guatemala are also located in the Washington Virginia Vale neighborhood.

Places to Eat in Washington Virginia Vale

Residents have a lot of choices when it comes to shopping and household needs. Many of Denver’s diverse cultures including Eastern European, Mexican, Polish and Russian have specialty stores in the neighborhood that give residents the ability to use authentic ingredients in preparing ethnic dishes. For everyday needs, folks can find a Super Target and King Soopers nearby.

When visiting the Washington Virginia Vale Neighborhood make sure to taste one of Denver’s best burritos at Santiago’s. This dog and family-friendly tavern features a 7,000 square foot enclosed dog park to keep Fido happy while you enjoy a cold one.