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Denver Real Estate and Local Guide

Denver is a growing lakeside bedroom community for Charlotte, sitting just west of Lake Norman about 25 miles north of the city.

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Living in Denver

Originally named Dry Pond, the community was renamed Denver in 1873 after Colorado's capital to attract railroad investment. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $73,393 median household
EducationAbout 44% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyLincoln County

Homes in Denver

Owner-occupiedAbout 70% of housing units
Single-family detached housesAbout 66% of homes
Median home valueAbout $285,600

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Denver home

Rock Springs Camp Meeting Ground

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Historic Methodist camp meeting ground with an 1832 arbor, the earliest camp meeting organization in North Carolina

Lake Norman

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Large Catawba River reservoir on the community's eastern edge, formed by Cowans Ford Dam

Beattys Ford Park

Source: lincolncountync.gov

Lakeside Lincoln County park on Lake Norman with a splash pad, swim beach, and fishing pier

Rock Springs Nature Preserve

Source: carolinathreadtrailmap.org

108-acre preserve with loop trails and a Carolina Thread Trail segment

Denver areas to know

Little Egypt

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Historic community near East Lincoln High School that long housed the area's African American population

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