Virginia Village, Denver facts for kids
Virginia Village is a friendly neighborhood in Denver, Colorado. It's located about five miles southeast of downtown Denver. Imagine a place with different kinds of homes, like townhouses and single-family houses. You'll also find shopping areas and taller apartment and office buildings here.
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What is Virginia Village Like?
Virginia Village is a mix of different buildings. You can see cozy single-family homes and modern townhouses. There are also places to shop and eat. Taller apartment and office buildings add to the neighborhood's look.
Getting Around Virginia Village
It's easy to get around Virginia Village and to other parts of Denver. The neighborhood has a special train station called the Colorado Station. This station is part of the E, F, and H RTD light rail lines. Light rail trains are a great way to travel without a car.
Where is Virginia Village Located?
Virginia Village has clear boundaries, like invisible fences.
- To the west, you'll find Colorado Boulevard.
- To the southwest, it's bordered by Interstate 25, a major highway.
- Evans Avenue marks the southern edge.
- Quebec Street is on the east side.
- The beautiful Cherry Creek runs along the northeast.
- Mississippi Avenue forms the northern border.
Community and Neighborhood Groups
Virginia Village is a community where people work together. A street called Holly Street divides the neighborhood into two main parts. Each part has its own group that helps the community.
- The area west of Holly Street is looked after by the Virginia Village Ellis Community Association.
- The area to the east of Holly Street is represented by the Cook Park Neighborhood Association.
These groups help make Virginia Village a great place to live.
