Living in The Highlands
What is it Like to Live in the Denver Highlands?
Finding connection is a key part of longevity and a lifestyle focused on well-being. That’s why Mullen Residences at the Highlands is proud to call the desirable Denver Highlands home. With its mix of Victorian-era charm, lush gardens and parks, trendsetting shops, vibrant art galleries, and renowned restaurants, it’s no wonder this is one of Denver’s most beloved neighborhoods. Plus, downtown Denver opens doors to sporting events, museums and theaters for added enjoyment.
Things to do in the Highlands
Explore Three Distinct Districts
Highlands Square – Centered on West 32nd Avenue and Lowell Boulevard, this area is filled with boutique shops, cozy wine bars, local bookstores, and some of the neighborhood’s most popular dining spots.
Lower Highland, or LoHi – Known for its blend of historic and modern architecture, LoHi features cutting-edge restaurants, rooftop bars, and breathtaking views of the Highland Bridge and downtown skyline.
Tennyson Street Cultural District – Located in nearby Berkeley, this artistic hub offers antique prints, photography, and Colorado-made art, plus international dining and live music venues.
Outdoor Destinations
Confluence Park – Where Cherry Creek and the South Platte River meet, this scenic spot offers kayak runs, walking trails, and panoramic views of downtown Denver.
Sloan’s Lake Park – The city’s second-largest park features stunning mountain views and peaceful lakeside walking paths, home to Denver’s largest body of water.
In the Highlands, every season offers something special—summer brings the lively Farmer’s Market, while winter invites you to experience the Zoo Lights at the Denver Zoo, or wander through the glowing paths at the Denver Botanic Gardens. Year-round, the neighborhood buzzes with energy from the many restaurants, bars, shops, and galleries, offering opportunities to explore, unwind, and connect.
Annual Events to Experience
First Fridays – Each month, galleries and artists in the Tennyson Street Cultural District showcase and sell a range of artwork—from paintings and photos to Chinese scrolls and theater costumes.
Highlands Street Fair (June) – Celebrate summer with live music, delicious food, arts and crafts, a classic car show, and more.
Colorado Dragon Boat Festival (Summer) – Held at Sloan’s Lake, this dynamic celebration of Asian culture includes shopping, cuisine, art, and exhilarating dragon boat races.
No matter the season, the Highlands is alive with culture, community, and connection. Mullen Residences at the Highlands invites you to be part of the magic in Denver.
