Englewood is an older, inner ring suburb of Denver. It has it's own downtown (Broadway and Hampden area) with shops, restaurants and a couple of live music venues. It has light rail access, bike trails and is easy to get to Downtown Denver. Lots of trees and small older homes. It is a working class area, for the most part. I live in Englewood and like it a lot.
Here is a link to a photo tour:
http://www.city-data.com/forum/denve...ry-modern.html
Washington Park is beautiful. Old homes with character plus some newer homes, a huge park (Wash Park) with a couple of small shopping areas with restaurants and stores. It's a wealthy area. Platt Park is similar but doesn't have the giant park and is not quite as expensive as Wash Park.
http://www.city-data.com/forum/denve...uth-pearl.html
DU is a college neighborhood with lots of restaraunts, bars, coffee shops. The houses tend to be smaller. It's a very lively area, lots of young people out and about.
University Hills is a nice neighborhhod with access to strip malls on Colorado Blvd. Most of the homes are small ranch style homes.
All are nice neighborhoods, just depends on what you're looking for.
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