In 1898, near the turn of the century, South Broadway was officially named a roadway by the City of Denver. Since then, the neighborhood has seen its fair share of change. Becoming one of Denver’s largest and most vibrant transit and transportation hubs, and attracting a variety of industries and residents to the area. Today, South Broadway (SoBo) is one of Denver’s most promising growth centers. With revitalization efforts on the rise, the area has seen a renewed interest from both businesses and potential homeowners. SOBO 58 is where the history of South Broadway, contemporary elegance, and a modern approach to life in the city converge.
Welcome to South Broadway
SOUTH
BROADWAY
Where people to go eat, shop, listen, and explore.
South Broadway has long been a major transportation corridor for Denver, starting from its early beginnings as a rough road for hauling produce into the city. Today, the South Broadway neighborhood offers an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and entertainment that keep people coming back for more. From local taverns and pubs like Declaration Brewing Company, to vintage clothing stores like Regal Vintage, to “Antiques Row,” and dozens of quaint bistros and bakeries, to live music venues, there’s something for everyone in SoBo. And although it’s home to hip nightlife and an inventive foodie culture, it’s also perfect for those who love the outdoors. Green space and outdoor recreation are the real reason why so many people move to Denver and living in SoBo allows you to do just that. With quick access to parks, trails, and light rail, you get a taste for the city while still enjoying all the nature-filled attractions Colorado has to offer.
PLATT
PARK
A destination for local flavor, lush parks, and historic charm.
Once a borough of five-and-dime shops connected to a trolley line along Pearl Street, Platt Park has transformed into a popular destination that still retains its original charm. The area pays homage to its storied past with a throng of trendy shops and restaurants that have taken residence in the historic buildings along Pearl. Here you can still see the last remaining vestiges of the area’s trolley tracks peeking through the asphalt, and savor local flavor amidst exposed bricks and beams for a subtle nod to the past. With fantastic walkability to boutiques, bars, and eateries, it’s well-known for sake and sushi favorites like Sushi Den, addictive yoga and fitness studios like Karma, and some of the city’s most raved about music scenes like the iconic Herman’s Hideaway.
POINTS OF INTEREST
All things SoBo and Platt Park right outside your door.
PLATT PARK
A well-maintained park encompassing a city-square block, with walkable green space, a public library branch, and senior recreation center, located within the aptly named Platt Park neighborhood.
OVERLAND PARK
GOLF COURSE
A popular driving range that hits into Overland Pond and serves as the oldest running golf course west of the Mississippi.
RUBY HILL
PARK
Recently awarded city funding for Levitt Pavilion, an outdoor music venue, this park is also home to a free, urban, cross-country ski terrain park and one of the best sledding hills in town!
HARVARD GULCH
GOLF COURSE
A sporty 9-hole, par 3 golf course with trails and sports fields, this Denver area golf course is great for those short on time, for pros and novices alike.
WASHINGTON
PARK
Just 2 miles from SOBO 58 sits Wash Park, one of the most sought-after parks in all of Denver! Bikers, skaters, runners, volleyball players, paddle-boaters, people watchers, dog and baby walkers flock to this park to experience Colorado’s 300+ annual days of sunshine, met by two lakes, towering trees, colorful gardens, and winding pathways.
