Denver’s Jefferson Park neighborhood is quickly becoming the next Lower Highland in terms of infill development. There are plenty of big and small projects under construction with more in the works. In this post, let’s take a look at 24 Jefferson Park, a new 28-unit townhome complex along the south side of W. 24th Avenue between Clay and Bryant streets. Here’s the site outlined on a GoogleEarth aerial:
Here are a couple of renderings (click/expand to view at max resolution), thanks to Sara at Kentwood City and project architect John Matthews, Jr. of M-A Architects. The project is being developed by Sagebrush Companies.
Site work and demolition has begun. Here’s a recent photo of the property:
24 Jefferson Park is planned to be completed by Summer 2014.
At first I thought this was the same project as your last blog!
Great but 23rd Ave and its bridge are way overdue for a makeover given the hundreds of new residents who will arrive in the area over the next year.
How come they are not building out on the Clay Street side? That seems weird.