Red brick rowhouses on a bluff above the South Platte River, and the former mortuary chapel Love Is Blind filmed at Linger.
What Lower Highland looks like
is the commercial spine, a run of one and two storey brick storefronts holding restaurants and shops between the residential blocks. serves from a twenty eight foot tall building shaped like a milk can at 16th Street and Boulder Street, its silver sides visible over the surrounding rooflines. On West 30th Avenue, a former mortuary chapel keeps its neon roof sign with one letter removed, the tile roofline and arched windows unchanged from the building's original use.
crosses Interstate 25 on foot, a white steel span that lines up the downtown towers at the far end of its walkway. The sits a few blocks south, an older steel truss bridge set low over the South Platte, with the same skyline visible past its railings.
Red brick rowhouses from the 1880s and 1890s climb the side streets on the bluff above the river, two storeys with flat cornices and small front yards behind low iron fences. Newer apartment blocks, four to six storeys and faced in glass and metal panel, sit among them on the larger corner lots. Stoops and small porches face directly onto narrow sidewalks, with parking along both curbs.
Shot in Lower Highland
Love Is Blind, season 9, filmed a dinner scene at Linger. The restaurant is built into a former mortuary chapel, and Joe's family met Madison there after the couple's engagement.
Love Is Blind, Season 9, 2025
Linger
Joe's family were interviewed here after dinner with Joe and Madison, in the restaurant built into the former Olinger Mortuary chapel. The rooftop sign still reads the mortuary company's name with the O removed.
Brick and frame rowhouses on a bluff above a river, a short walk from a downtown skyline crossed by pedestrian bridges, give the North Side a close match to Lower Highland's own scale and setting. Look along Resaca Street or Sherman Avenue for the tightest rows. Pittsburgh's bridges are painted yellow rather than white, and the Allegheny is wider than the South Platte. A tight frame on the rowhouses avoids both differences. Try searching brick rowhouses on a bluff now.
Riverside Drive Historic District in Covington, Kentucky
Brick houses climb the bluff above the Ohio River here, with a downtown skyline across the water. A pedestrian bridge, the Purple People Bridge, makes the same crossing Highland Bridge makes in Lower Highland. The Ohio is much wider than the South Platte, and Cincinnati's skyline sits farther off. A shot that includes both banks makes the city look bigger than Lower Highland's own river crossing. Try searching brick houses river bluff now.
