Explore Englewood CO Real Estate – Your Guide to Luxury Living

Cultural & Entertainment Highlights

• Gothic Theatre: A restored 1920s movie house turned iconic concert venue with intimate acoustics.
• Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA): Sculptures, art in public spaces, and seasonal events combine in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Recreation & Green Space

• Broken Tee Golf Course (public municipal): Formerly Englewood Golf Course, this 18‑hole, par‑72 links-style layout spans 6,836 yards, with elevation shifts and water features woven throughout. Tee times are available online up to 8 days in advance .
• Nearby Public Options: South Suburban facilities and other accessible courses slightly north expand choices .
• Private & Resort‑Style Clubs:
• Cherry Hills Country Club (private): A prestigious, championship-level club with a storied history—home to both a classic 18‑hole course and a 9‑hole par‑3 layout, designed by William Flynn and updated by Tom Doak, and host to multiple major tournaments .
• The Club at Inverness (private/resort-style): Features a PGA-caliber 18‑hole course plus tennis, pickleball, spa, dining, and social opportunities. Membership privileges abound (theclubatinverness.com).
• Glenmoor Country Club (private): An intimate, remodeled club offering fine dining and a newly updated course (glenmoorcc.org).
• Other Nearby Courses: Options like Wellshire, though a bit farther east, also provide shaped Denver muni experiences (City of Denver Golf).

Neighborhood Highlights

• Historic Core: A walkable area brimming with charm, boutiques, and architecture dating to the early 1900s.
• Arapahoe Acres: Mid-century modern architecture lovers rejoice—this neighborhood showcases Usonian and International-style homes from 1949–57.
• Hospital District & Hampden Hills: Modern living near top-tier medical centers and newer residential communities.

Dining & Flavor

• South Broadway Corridor: SOBO  South Broadway.  A beloved local stretch of flavors—Zomo, Aki, Fellow Traveler, One Barrel, Whiskey Biscuit, and Moe’s frequently top recommendations .
• Nearby Dining Clusters: Easily reach dining hotspots in Greenwood Village and the Denver Tech Center.
• Belleview Station and light rail(E Line):  https://belleviewstation.com/  Work, play, live, dog park, farmers Market

Accessibility & Transit

• Englewood RTD Station (D Line): Linking Englewood to Denver and beyond since 2000—smooth, efficient, and transit-friendly.

Why Visit? Final Appeal

• Cultural richness and vibrant arts: Gothic Theatre thrills, MOA inspires, neighborhoods charm.
• Green escapes and scenic play: Parks, trails, water parks—and now, excellent golf options too.
• Neighborhood architecture: Historic cores and mid-century modern gems offer visual delight.
• Delicious and diverse food scene: A foodie corridor with flair, plus easy access to more.
• Effortless transit: Light rail access keeps it convenient.
• Golf for everyone: From an accessible, local public course to prestigious private club experiences—Englewood offers it all.

  Cultural & Entertainment Highlights

  • Gothic Theatre: A restored 1920s movie house turned iconic concert venue with intimate acoustics.
  • Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA): Sculptures, art in public spaces, and seasonal events combine in a beautiful outdoor setting.

  Recreation & Green Space

  • Broken Tee Golf Course (public municipal): Formerly Englewood Golf Course, this 18‑hole, par‑72 links-style layout spans 6,836 yards, with elevation shifts and water features woven throughout. Tee times are available online up to 8 days in advance (GolfPass, Englewood, Colorado).
  • Nearby Public Options: South Suburban facilities and other accessible courses slightly north expand choices (Yelp).
  • Private & Resort‑Style Clubs:
  • Cherry Hills Country Club (private): A prestigious, championship-level club with a storied history—home to both a classic 18‑hole course and a 9‑hole par‑3 layout, designed by William Flynn and updated by Tom Doak, and host to multiple major tournaments.
  • The Club at Inverness (private/resort-style): Features a PGA-caliber 18‑hole course plus tennis, pickleball, spa, dining, and social opportunities. Membership privileges abound (theclubatinverness.com).
  • Glenmoor Country Club (private): An intimate, remodeled club offering fine dining and a newly updated course (glenmoorcc.org).
  • Other Nearby Courses: Options like Wellshire, though a bit farther east, also provide shaped Denver muni experiences (City of Denver Golf).

  Neighborhood Highlights

  • Historic Core: A walkable area brimming with charm, boutiques, and architecture dating to the early 1900s.
  • Arapahoe Acres: Mid-century modern architecture lovers rejoice—this neighborhood showcases Usonian and International-style homes from 1949–57.
  • Hospital District & Hampden Hills: Modern living near top-tier medical centers and newer residential communities.

  Dining & Flavor

  • South Broadway Corridor: A beloved local stretch of flavors—Zomo, Aki, Fellow Traveler, One Barrel, Whiskey Biscuit, and Moe’s frequently top recommendations.
  • Nearby Dining Clusters: Easily reach dining hotspots in Greenwood Village and the Denver Tech Center.

  Accessibility & Transit

  • Englewood RTD Station (D Line): Linking Englewood to Denver and beyond since 2000—smooth, efficient, and transit-friendly.

  Why Visit? Final Appeal

  • Cultural richness and vibrant arts: Gothic Theatre thrills, MOA inspires, neighborhoods charm.
  • Green escapes and scenic play: Parks, trails, water parks—and now, excellent golf options too.
  • Neighborhood architecture: Historic cores and mid-century modern gems offer visual delight.
  • Delicious and diverse food scene: A foodie corridor with flair, plus easy access to more.
  • Effortless transit: Light rail access keeps it convenient.
  • Golf for everyone: From an accessible, local public course to prestigious private club experiences—Englewood offers it all.