Belcaro History

Welcome to Belcaro: Where Majestic Meets Understated Refinement

Discover the charm of Belcaro, an idyllic in-town neighborhood that seamlessly blends stately sophistication with unassuming allure. Nestled within this quiet enclave are ranch-style and two-story homes, many situated on oversized lots that enhance the sense of serenity. This lovely neighborhood is filled with mature trees, their canopies adding timeless charm to the neighborhood’s winding streets.

Bordered by the prominent streets of Exposition Avenue, Colorado Boulevard, Tennessee Avenue, and Steele Street, Belcaro enjoys an ideal location within Denver proper. This tranquil area is strategically positioned near Cherry Creek North, Wash Park and Bonnie Brae, offering endless options of boutiques, restaurants and cultural experiences.

At the heart of Belcaro lies the historic Phipps House, a grand mansion built between 1931 and 1933, standing testament to timeless architectural beauty. The red brick Georgina residence spanning 33,123 square feet with 54 rooms, epitomizes Belcaro’s history of sophistication and charm. Originally designed by Charles A. Platt and sons, this historic home was named “Belcaro,” translating to “beautiful dear one” in Italian.