ASPEN'S FINEST RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD
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This blog continues a multi-part series on the towns and neighborhoods of the Roaring Fork Valley. In this edition, our blog team focuses on Aspen's historic West End neighborhood.
Looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of town? There are plenty of options for that in Aspen. The historic West End offers convenience, quality, and most importantly, room to stretch. Let's take a closer look:
Aspen's West End neighborhood is elegant and historic, with plenty of tree-lined streets, Victorian homess and upscale modern dwellings. A quiet sanctuary in an old established neighborhood. Considered the choice neighborhood by many, because it is quiet and walking distance to several of Aspen's cultural and intellectual hubs: the Benedict Music Tent and underground concert venue, Harris Concert Hall, Aspen Institute, Rio Grande Trail, as well as the 25-acre Hallam Lake nature preserve at ACES (Aspen Center for Environmental Studies) to name a few. Yet minutes from the post office, hardware store, grocery store, coffee shop, and the downtown core's high-end retail shops, restaurants and nightlife.