Montrose, CO

Montrose is a historic district in Denver, Colorado, that was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1961. The Montrose Historic District is bounded by Broadway on the north, Welton Street on the east, Federal Boulevard on the south and 14th Avenue on the west. The district includes approximately 1,500 buildings and encompasses an area of about .

The history of Montrose begins with its establishment as a mining town in 1859. By 1875, Montrose had become one of Denver's most important commercial districts. The growth of the city forced many businesses out of business and led to the decline of Montrose by 1910. However, during World War II, Montrose experienced a resurgence as it became home to many servicemen and their families. Today, the district remains an important part of Denver's history and culture.

There are several factors that make Montrose an attractive place to live or invest in real estate:

-The district is located in one of Denver's most vibrant neighborhoods;

-There is significant potential for redevelopment;

-The neighborhood has a strong sense of community;

-The streets are well maintained;

-There is ample parking available;

-The schools are excellent;

- Montrose has a diverse population with many young families moving into the area.