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There are so many great places to live in and around the Denver Metro area that it can be hard to choose. If you are looking for a wonderful community that offers a wide array of outdoor activities, a strong school system, and a high quality of life than take a look at Highlands Ranch.
Lifestyle
Highlands Ranch, located 12 miles south of Denver in Douglas County, is a 22,000 acre master-planned community that was founded in 1981. With 22,000 acres comes access to 2,200 acres of open space, 23 parks, four state of the art recreation facilities, and over 70 miles of trails, making Highlands Ranch one of Colorado’s best places to live if you are looking for opportunities for an active lifestyle. In fact, 85 percent of homes in Highlands Ranch are located within one quarter mile of a park, open space area or trail. In addition, there are two skate parks, an outdoor inline hockey rink, four dog off-leash areas, eight lighted public tennis courts, three lighted ball fields, an historic park and three community gardens.
Highlands Ranch has also received recognition from Money Magazine as offering “the best of the Colorado outdoors”, as well as from Forbes who nationally ranked Highlands Ranch as one of "America's best 25 place to move. "
Housing
With such a well planned community and all of the outdoor activities that are offered it is no wonder that according to Business Week, Highlands Ranch has also been named one of the best places to raise kids in 2010. (http://images.businessweek.com/ss/09/11/1117_best_places_to_raise_kids/7.htm) One reason Highlands Ranch is so appealing to families is the steady home prices that have been seen in the community. House values range from the mid $200,000 up to $1,300,000. There are gated communities, luxury homes, golf course lots and quiet cul de sac lots. The community has a population of 93,477 with an estimated 29,040 single family homes and 3,305 apartments. Some of the subdivisions located in Highlands Ranch are Auburn Park, Brownstone at Town Center, Canyon Ranch, Carlyle Ranch, Chalet, Eastridge, Falcon Creek, Falcon Hills, Gleneagles Village, Highland Park, Lantern Hill, Mansion Hill, Palomino Park, Sundance at Indigo Hill, Stoney Pointe, and The Villages. House values range from the mid $200,000 up to $1,300,000.
Visit a Historic Landmark
If you haven’t found enough to do in Highlands Ranch, consider a visit to the Highlands Ranch Mansion, a historic structure that is more than 100 years old and is still a working ranch today. The ranch mansion sits on 250 acres of land with 17,000 square foot house and nearby barns and ranch buildings totaling 41,000 square feet. The Highlands Ranch Mansion is one of the most architecturally unique structures in Colorado and is currently owned by the Highlands Ranch Metro district. It is currently used for community festivities but new plans are in place. With input from residents, The Metro District of Highlands Ranch intends develop a future plan for a future historic park on the ranch land.
located at 9900 South Ranch Road, Highlands Ranch, Colorado
Take the Dog out
Another great benefit to living in Highlands Ranch are the four off-leash dog park that are located around the community so dogs can exercise, socialize and run off leash.
Hound Hill at Highland Heritage Park, located south of the Quebec/University/Lincoln intersection south of the Highlands Ranch Post Office. Parking is available at Highland Heritage Regional Park.
Digger's at Dad Clark Park is located at 3385 Asterbrook Circle, west of Fairview Parkway and Summit View Parkway. Parking is available at Dad Clark Park.
Fido's Field at Foothills Park, located at 1042 Riddlewood Drive. To get to Foothills Park from Lucent Boulevard, turn south on Timbervale Trail to Riddlewood. It can also be accessed from Winterthur Way, west of Broadway. Parking is available at Foothills Park off Winterthur Way in the lot next to the Indigo Hills swimming pool.
Rover's Run at Redstone Park is located east of Redstone Park, near the intersection of Town Center Drive and Foothills Canyon Boulevard. Parking is available at the Redstone Park Tennis Center.
Shopping/Dining
Outlets at Castle Rock: located at 5050 Factory Shops Blvd, Castle Rock, CO, phone 303 688 4495. The Outlet stores at Castle Rock are directly on the west side of Interstate 25. With 477,786 square feet and over 110 shops anchored by The Gap Outlet, Nike Factory Store, Off 5th Saks Avenue Outlet, Coach Factory Store, Liz Claiborne and Tommy Hilfiger Factory Store. The Outlets at Castle Rock draws 4.2 million visitors each year. Bargain-lovers will enjoy “mining” for great deals. Free parking encircles the entire complex and free bus rides are available inside the complex.
Park Meadows Mall: located at 8401 Park Meadows Center Dr., Lone Tree, Colorado, phone 303 792 2533 is Colorado’s only retail resort. Park Meadows combines the best of the Colorado outdoors with 160 of the finest retailers and restaurants in America. Top named retailers include Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn Kids, Sundance, Planet Funk, John Atencio and Janie and Jack. Great restaurants include P.F. Chang’s, China Bistro, California Café and The Cheesecake Factory. You’ll enjoy 12 eateries inside the Dining Hall at Park Meadows Mall.
Highlands Ranch Town Center: The newly built Highlands Ranch town center is located between Lucent Blvd. and Broadway when driving east or west on Highlands Ranch Parkway. The Highlands Ranch Town Center features shops and restaurants, services, office spaces, and a 72-foot clock tower that can be seen from miles away. An RTD park-n-ride station is located adjacent to Town Center, connecting the facility to other areas of Highlands Ranch and points beyond.
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