Polo Club

Polo Club

The Polo Club neighborhood, a gated community nestled within the Belcaro neighborhood, is one of Denver’s most luxurious and well-maintained neighborhoods. On the other side of a rather unassuming wooden fence on University Boulevard lie extravagant homes sitting on lots of great magnitude. Within this exclusive neighborhood are a vast number of custom homes on beautifully maintained landscaping. Due to the elegance of the homes and prime location, turnover of homes within the neighborhood is rare.

Current Real Estate Statistics

Average Price	$5.5M
Lowest Price	$2.2M
Highest Price	$8M
Total Listings	3
Avg. Price/SQFT	$815

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$7,950,000

27 Polo Club Circle, Denver

5 Beds 8 Baths 7,009 SqFt Residential MLS® # 3804451

LIV Sotheby's International Realty Status: Active

$6,250,000

4 Polo Club Lane, Denver

0 Beds 0 Baths 0 SqFt Land MLS® # 4490651

Urban Market Partners LLC Status: Active

$2,245,000

2552 E Alameda Avenue 74, Denver

4 Beds 4 Baths 4,527 SqFt Residential MLS® # 9992323

PERCH REAL ESTATE Status: Active

More about Denver's Polo Club Neighborhood

Style of Homes for Sale in Polo Club: The style of homes within the Polo Club neighborhood can be described as nothing but luxurious. Since the homes within the neighborhood are mostly custom built homes, the style of homes in Polo Club vary, but nearly all are large and beautifully designed.  Some Polo Club homes are new builds while others are original homes that have been updated.  Nearly all live on a very good-sized lot, especially for Denver's standards of constitutes a large yard. 

History of Polo Club Neighborhood:  The Polo Club neighborhood has long been seen as one of Denver's most elite neighborhoods.  According to The History Colorado Museum, in 1947, the landowners of Polo Club Place established the “Polo Club Place Declaration of Plan for Development of Residential District” aiming to solidify the area as one of Denver's most upscale residential areas.  The area now known as Polo Club Place was purchased in 1921 to house the first polo club in Denver.  Shortly after that, landowners began building houses on this land and, after the club closed in 1936, large plots of property were sold.  Years later, the residents created the Polo Club Homeowners Association in 1946 and the neighborhood continues to have a strong HOA to this day.

Things to Do in Denver's Polo Club Neighborhood:

• Cherry Creek Shopping District - Across Cherry Creek Drive South lies the indoor Cherry Creek Shopping Center and the outdoor Cherry Creek North shopping district complete with high-end restaurants and luxury shopping.
• Bonnie Brae Shops - To the South-West corner of the Polo Club neighborhood are the shops of Bonnie Brae that offer a great ice cream shop, popular restaurants, boutique shops, and a public library.
• Cherry Creek Trail - On the northern boundary of the Polo Club neighborhood lies the Cherry Creek Trail which runs for 24 miles from LoDo to Douglas County.

Boundaries: The boundaries for the Polo Club neighborhood are University Boulevard to the West, Alameda to the North, South Steele Street to the East and Exposition Avenue to the South.

Neighborhoods Similar to Polo Club: Belcaro, Country Club, Bonnie Brae, Cherry Creek

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