Lowry

Once a historic Air Force base, Lowry is now one of Denver’s most thoughtfully designed neighborhoods, where wide sidewalks, green spaces, and a strong sense of community set the tone. Just minutes from Cherry Creek and downtown, residents enjoy an easy lifestyle with parks, playgrounds, shops, restaurants, and the iconic Wings Over the Rockies Museum all close to home. With a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos, Lowry offers something for everyone, blending modern living with rich Denver history.

Lowry stands as a testament to successful urban redevelopment, offering a harmonious blend of historical significance, modern amenities, and a strong sense of community.

Quick & Fun Facts about Lowry!

• Presidential Past: President Eisenhower used Lowry AFB as his Summer White House in the 1950s. The historic Eisenhower Chapel still hosts events today.
• Deep Roots: In the 1840s–50s, up to 1,500 Arapahoe camped along Westerly Creek—long before Lowry became a military base.
• Healing History: Lowry’s oldest building (now a private home) was once part of a tuberculosis sanatorium built in 1904.
• Global Art: The 20-foot “Tulga” sculpture in Ulaanbaatar Park honors Denver’s sister-city relationship with Mongolia.
• Sundial Spear: A giant aluminum spear near the Great Lawn doubles as a sundial—artfully marking time in the heart of Lowry

Local Resources:

• City & County of Denver Official Website: DenverGov.org
• Lowry Neighborhood Website: lowrydenver.com

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