Patty Jewett is a historic neighborhood in north-central Colorado Springs, centered around the third-oldest public golf course in the western United States. The area is bordered by Wahsatch Avenue and the Golf Course on the east and west, with tree-lined streets and a mix of early-1900s cottages, Dutch revival homes, bungalows, and updated houses. You can easily reach downtown, Colorado College, and the US Olympic and Paralympic Training Center within minutes. The Shooks Run Trail runs through the neighborhood, providing a scenic route for walking, running, and biking that connects to many other local trails. Bonforte Park and several pocket parks give residents shaded spaces to relax and play. One local secret: Patty Jewett’s golf clubhouse offers one of the best sunset views in the city, and it is open to the public.
Patty Jewett belongs to Colorado Springs School District 11 and is served by Taylor Elementary, North Middle, and Palmer High. Neighborhood walkability and bike-friendly streets make it easy to shop local stores, vintage bakeries, unique coffee shops, and restaurants. Residents enjoy a steady calendar of community events, such as the July 4th Parade and Patty Jewett Porch Fest in September. Home values here have remained steady, partly thanks to the historic charm and strong local pride.