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Whether you are selling or buying a home, an investment property or a second home in Colorado, you need someone on your side as intensely dedicated to his clients successful real estate transaction as Mark Sawyer has proven to be.

Looking for a top Colorado Realtor ?  You've found one here.  Mark Sawyer is a name that has long been associated with success in Colorado real estate .  Decades of successful transactions have earned Mark Sawyer a secure place among Colorado's top Realtors .   Results from the efforts of your Realtor are what count - backed by the knowledge and experience that Mark Sawyer relies on to get you what you want whether buying or selling a home in Colorado.

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 Is your Denver Colorado home in jeopardy?
  • Behind on your bills?
  • Mortgage payments late?
  • Has your A.R.M. adjusted upward...or is about to?
  • Have you or your spouse just lost your job?
  • In divorce proceedings?
  • Death in the family?
  • Serious illness or other medical issues?

These life altering events can have a major impact on your ability to stay current with your mortgage. If you fall behind on your mortgage payments you are at risk of losing the real estate you own. In the Colorado real estate market there are a huge number of homeowners facing foreclosure, many more then most parts of the country. Don't become another metropolitan Denver Colorado real estate statistic. 

                                What is a Short Sale???

Completing a short sale can be a frustrating process for the untrained person the actual definition of a short sale is simple... If you were to short sale Colorado home you are selling your home for less than what you owe to the bank or mortgage company. The lender must approve the short sale and agree to take less than the full amount owed as part of the "steps to a short sale" listed below.  A short sale will not impact your credit as negatively as a foreclosure or deed in lieu of foreclosure will.  Many home owners who have completed a short sale of their Colorado homes immediately qualify to buy another home that is more affordable for their financial circumstances.

                               Steps to a Short Sale:

  1. Realize you are in trouble and that you are in jeopardy of losing your Colorado real estate to foreclosure
  2. Take action immediately, the problem will not go away.
  3. Explore your options and the consequences
    1. Call your lender and ask what they can do to help.
    2. Is it short term? Borrow the money to stay current.
    3. Find a professional Realtor in the Colorado real estate market to help.
    4. Interview your potential agent to ensure they are an EXPERT at Short Sales!
    5. Assemble the documents typically needed to complete a short sale.   Every lender has different requirements and usually requires a financial statement submitted on their form which they provide either by email or ground mail service.
      1. A listing agreement including the short sale disclosure form required by Colorado law for all short sale listings.
      2. Your authorization to share info with you short sale agent.
      3. A detailed summary of your financial position.
      4. A hardship letter to the bank.
      5. Supporting hardship information.
      6. Bank information.
      7. The last two pay-stubs for everyone on the loan.
      8. The last two most recent bank statements.
      9. Usually some more information depending on your situation, your Short Sale Expert will be able to help you with that.
      10. Your listing agent should prepare a CMA –Comparative Market Analysis – to support the current market conditions indicating the value anticipated for the sale of your Colorado home.
    6. List your home for sale with a Short Sale Expert.
      1. It is to have an expert handle the marketing and negotiation on a short sale of your Colorado real estate.  You must have an advocate to best protect your interests.
    7. Communicate with your mortgage lender, your actions and communications  indicate that you are working WITH them. There is no provision in any mortgage document that requires a lender to approve a short sale.
    8. Maintain your home to present to buyers a great immpression and allow all reasonable showing of your property.
The most important thing to remember is that if your Colorado Real Estate is facing foreclosure or is in the pre-foreclosure stages that you do not wait. You need to call an expert in Short Sales that can help determine if a Short Sale is an option for you.  If you have any question on short sales we are here to help in any way we can. Please CALL NOW, the longer we have to attempt a short sale the better for you.

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Welcome to your one-stop source for Colorado real estate services covering the Southern and Western Metro Denver areas including homes for sale and home buying opportujnities in Arapahoe County, Colorado,  Castle Rock, Colorado,  Centennial, Colorado, Conifer, Colorado, Denver County, Colorado, , Douglas County, Colorado, Evergreen, Colorado, Greenwood Village, Golden, Colorado, Colorado, Highlands Ranch, Colorado, Jefferson County, Colorado, Lakewood,  Colorado,  Littleton, Colorado, Lone Tree, Colorado,   Morrison,Colorado, Wheat Ridge, Colorado and the foothills communities. Real estate is one of the most exciting investments one can make, and it should be a fun and rewarding experience. Here you'll find everything you'll need to buy or sell a home, as well as learn about the market value of homes you may own in the area. It is my goal to provide you with superior service at all times, so please tell me more about you! Learn About Me.

 

Castle Pines Colorado Real Estate

Castle Pines is located just minutes north of the historic town of Castle Rock, Colorado and just minutes south of Park Meadows mall and the Denver Tech Center.  Castle Pines, is a newer community and building restrictions are cause for a much more uniform standard of housing.  Usually, a wide variety of Castle Pines homes are for sale, ranging from affordable condomimiums and single family homes to multi-million dollar mansions.


Castle Pines, Colorado is a master-planned community, having neighborhoods and streets that are landscaped and designed for maximum appeal.  Castle Pines consists of two distinct areas: Castle Pines North, and Castle Pines Village. Castle Pines Village is a gated golf community. Castle Pines Village is known for its signature golf course – “The International.” “Castle Pines Country Club” is also within the gated community of “The Village.” Every home in the Castle Pines Village community not only has the benefit of being within a private gated community, but The Village also has its own 24 hour security monitoring, as well as at least 2 security guards patrolling the neighborhood at all times. Prices of homes for sale in Castle Pines Village range from about $500,000 for patio homes, well into the multi-millions of dollars.

Just north of Castle Pines Village is the new city of Castle Pines North. Homes for sale in Castle Pines North (CPN) are not as expensive as those in the Village, but you will find a generous array of features, styles and amenities in Castle Pines North homes.  Views of the Rocky Mountains, as well as of the plains, from either the Village or CPN are some of the best in the State!

 

CPN residents are fortunate to be located adjacent to Daniels Park, the largest contiguous open space in Douglas County. This open space prohibits any residential or commercial development in these areas and provides environmental and wildlife habitats.  Castle Pines North residents enjoy the beautiful scenery that the community has to offer, including three local parks, 560 acres of open space, and more than 13 miles of nature trails.  Many play on one of the best golf courses in the U.S., located right in the community.  Castle Pines North has more than 15,000 acres of open space that will always surround the community.  Future residential growth around the area will be low density and commercial development will be minimal.

 

Incorporated Nov. 6, 2007, Castle Pines North is a city of about 10,000 people located about 20 miles south of Denver. To learn more about Castle Pines North, visit www.cpnhoa.org.  If you're interested in instantly searching for homes for sale in Castle Pines, Colorado be sure to check out our free Dream Home Finder.  You'll have access to all the Castle Pines, Colorado homes for sale, hundreds pictures & virtual tours, school information, & more. It’s a free service that puts the power of our 40,000 home database at your disposal, with data management authority that comes from your own specifications, to find the home they you want.

 

Castle Rock Colorado Real Estate 


Incorporated in 1881, Castle Rock, Colorado is proud of a history going back to the time in 1874 when Jeremiah Gould donated 120 acres of land to be designated as “Castle Rock”, named after the rock formation of similar appearance high atop a butte near the town. Earlier, the land had been occupied primarily by the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians who found it to be a safe and comfortable home with its proximity to pine forests for lodge poles, abundance of deer, antelope and elk and its relative shelter from the sweltering heat of the plains in the summer and the winter storms of the mountains.

Lying just before the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, modern day Castle Rock covers nearly 33 square miles of land, just minutes to the south of Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree and Castle Pines on Interstate 25 and is home to some 65,000 residents both in the city and outlying areas.

You can find single family homes for sale in Castle Rock ranging in the low 200s to millions of dollars, both in planned developments and in very private secluded settings. Real estate choices in Castle Rock are not limited to single family homes. Many townhome and condominium complexes are present as well and offer very affordable living.
 
Castle Rock offers all the amenities of any modern city. There are over 1200 acres of parks and open space to explore. The Castle Rock Recreation Center and Senior Center offer a variety of activities for all ages. There are 2 outdoor public pools and 1 indoor pool as well as numerous ball fields and a large organized sports program. Rhyolite Park just opened in the spring of 2008 features sporting fields, an amazing playground and miles of hiking/biking trails. Castle Rock hosts the Douglas County Fair and Parade, The Colorado Renaissance Festival and numerous other holiday celebrations. The town is also home to over 100 outlet stores at the Factory Outlet mall, specialty boutique shops in historic downtown, and all the convenience of larger groceries and national retailers such as Target and The Home Depot. “Shop the Rock” has become a slogan and special program for the local Chamber of Commerce.  Many say Castle Rock has everything. It is easy to see why so many call this great town “home.”   If you're interested in instantly searching for homes for sale in Castle Rock, Colorado be sure to check out our free Dream Home Finder.  You'll have access to all the Castle Rock, Colorado homes for sale, hundreds pictures & virtual tours, school information, & more. It’s a free service that puts the power of our 40,000 home database at your disposal, with data management authority that comes from your own specifications, to find the home they you want.

Centennial Colorado Real Estate 

100,000 residents call Centennial, Colorado home.  Covering 28 square miles, it includes 40,000 homes. Home prices in recent years have stayed remarkably stable. There was an uptrend in early 2007 as high-end luxury homes have established their place in the market. Even in the volatility of the current marketplace, homes in Centennial have held their value remarkably well throughout 2008. On average, about three-fourths of the homes for sale in Centennial, Colorado are single family residences, and one fourth are condos or townhomes. The average price of single family homes for sale in Centennial, Colorado is approximately $350K, while the average condo asking price is about $189K. The largest numbers of homes for sale in Centennial, Colorado are in the $180K to $280K range. 

Centennial borders on Cherry Creek State Park, home to an 880-acre lake and twelve miles of paved hiking and biking trails. The park also has rental horses, campsites, and terrain suitable for cross-country skiing. Residents of Centennial have easy access, via Interstate 25 and U.S. 85, to all Denver’s world-class cultural, entertainment, shopping, and sporting venues.

Centennial’s Family Sports Center Indoor Ice Skating Rink is open all year long. it offers figure and ice skating lessons, public skating sessions, and youth and adult ice hockey league competitions.  Centennial is within ten miles of over twenty-five Denver area golf courses.

Centennial, Colorado is the home of Centennial Airport which is the second busiest general aviation airport in the U.S.

One of the brightest new communities anywhere, Centennial, Colorado.  If you're interested in instantly searching for homes for sale in Centennial, Colorado be sure to check out our free Dream Home Finder.  You'll have access to all the Centennial, Colorado homes for sale, hundreds pictures & virtual tours, school information, & more. It’s a free service that puts the power of our 40,000 home database at your disposal, with data management authority that comes from your own specifications, to find the home they you want.

Cherry Hills Colorado Real Estate

One of the most desirable addresses in the Denver metropolitan area, Cherry Hills typically features larger homes on larger sites.  There are usually between 90 and 120 homes for sale in Cherry Hills, Colorado.  All are single family homes, Cherry Hills Village has no condos or townhomes within the city limits.  With the average price of a home at about $3.3 Million, Cherry Hills Village is acclaimed as one of the most expensive ZIP codes in the United States! Prices are rarely less than $650,000 & can go as high as $20 or $30 Million!.

 Located just six miles from downtown Denver, Cherry Hills Village grew up around the  Cherry Hills Country Club. The Cherry Hills course, one of the finest in America, has hosted seven USGA championship events.  This location  provides easy access to shopping, dining, entertainment and business or employment opportunities.  Cherry Hills Village has very little commercial zoning but it is only fifteen minutes south of all the amenities of downtown Denver and just a  short trip to the Denver Tech Center, Cherry Creek Shopping Center and Park Meadows Mall, all featuring upscale dining and entertainment options.  Situated near both Denver International and Centennial Air[ports, Cherry Hills Village is a convenient location for frequent travelers.

Cherry Hills Village is currently home to about six thousand residents. It’s a community of luxurious single family homes. There are nine public or private golf facilities within four miles of Cherry Hills. The Cherry Hills Country Club has both a lap pool and eight tennis courts. The Cherry Hills Village Club offers tennis, swimming, and horse boarding. And Cherry Hills Village features the Highline Canal, a series of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails. Planned as an irrigation canal in 1871 as a way to provide water to the Denver area, today it is a natural wonder, carrying water from the South Platte Canyon in south Denver, along a 58-mile 8-to 12-foot-wide path. The canal trail winds past open plains, urban and luxurious residential areas, parks, and golf courses.Cherry Hills Village today.Cherry Hills Village is a community of large homes on large lots. It is an enclave of custom-built subdivisions as picturesque as their names: Glenmoor, Cherry Hills Farm, Cherry Hills Estates, Devonshire, Buell Mansion, and Covington.

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Conifer Colorado Real Estate 

Real estate information.Some quick facts about homes for sale in Conifer, Colorado. You can usually find between 100 and 140 homes for sale in Conifer.  Located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, townhomes and condos are very rare and fewer are offered for sale. The average price of a home for sale in Conifer is about $550K, occasionally a home can be found under $100K and some as high as $3.5 million. The median prices of homes are more than $100K below the average prices, indicating relatively more listings in the more affordable ranges. The largest price grouping is usually around the $295K to $369K price range.

Conifer was established in the 1860s as a stagecoach stop called Bradford Junction between Denver and the South Park Basin gold fields. The town saw the construction of the 1889 Midway House on ranch-land owned by Louis Ramboz. The P.T. Barnum Circus animals are said to have wintered on the Ramboz land in the 1880s. Bradford Junction became known as Conifer Junction, and, by the 1930s, as Conifer. Jefferson County purchased the ranch land in 1986 and opened it to the public as Meyer Ranch Park. The Midway House is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Situated in the Pike National Forest, Conifer is a rural haven for horse lovers, skiers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Brilliantly colored wildflowers abound over the springtime slopes and meadows, and autumn’s fiery orange and yellow deciduous trees contrast with the deep greens and blues of pines and spruces. Conifer's ever-changing floral backdrop for your outdoor activities is inspiring to watch from season to season.

With Denver about 35 minutes to the northeast, Conifer is in easy reach of all that city’s great dining, sports, cultural, and shopping experiences. It is only 45 miles from the dinosaur fossil beds at Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, 60 miles from the back country Mecca of Rocky Mountain National Park and world class skiing is less than an hour drive to Loveland Basin Ski Area and Araphoe Basin, Keystone, Copper Mountain and Brieckinridge ski areas are just a few minutes further.

Beaver Ranch, a 446-acre Jefferson County Open Space project, offers miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and cross country skiing. It also has rental cabins and lodges. Every August, Conifer opens its doors to the nearby mountain communities with “Conifair,” a weekend festival of games, arts and crafts exhibits, entertainment, and lots of food. Conifair draws visitors from all over the state of Colorado.

Conifer has a new retail center with a grocery store and a variety of shops and services to complement the small-town character of its central business district.  There are nearby medical centers, and daily RTD public bus service to Denver.  The Canyon Courier newspaper serves both Conifer and the surrounding towns. For those who want to wake up each day to the magnificence of the unspoiled Rockies while having easy access to 21st century Denver, Conifer offers the best of both worlds!

The population in the city of Conifer as of the last census was a little over 8,000. There were 2,322 housing units in Conifer’s 114 square miles. The average household size, over 3.5, is a little higher than expected for a modern mountain community. Together with a median family income over twice the state average, and only four-fifths of the population in the labor force, you see a prosperous community with a healthy mix of young families and retired people. Indeed, the people living in these wooded mountains include professionals, artists, airline pilots, ranchers, horse people and entrepreneurs who like to work from home with a view of the mountains. The population density per square mile is less than half that of neighboring Evergreen. Many Conifer residents prefer living in Conifer to living in some parts of Evergreen. It’s got a smaller mountain town feel to it, prices are more affordable, and if you’re commuting to the city many parts of Conifer are more convenient than from Evergreen.

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Denver Colorado Real Estate

Denver, Colorado, the Mile High City, is the jewel of the Rocky Mountains. Denver is not just the gateway city to great skiing in the Colorado Rockies and home to nine professional sports teams; it is not just a place for stock shows and skyscrapers and golden domes; it is much more. Denver’s growing arts and theater district rivals cities three times its size. Relocating and buying Real Estate in Denver, Colorado is a great idea. Whether you are looking for a loft, condominium, Victorian, a suburban-style home or even new construction, Denver has what you are looking for in real estate. Living in Denver affords you the luxury of using the growing public transportation system featuring a newly expanded light railsystem. Denver residents value their outdoor activities and benefit from over 300 days of sunshine each year; there is plenty to choose from in Denver. Denver’s city park system has over 250 individual parks totaling 4,678 acres. City Park & Washington Park are favorites of Denver residents. Whether you are running or bicycling on the miles of trails, playing tennis on the lighted courts, or simply enjoying a picnic on the manicured lawns, you’ll find Denver’s parks full of neighbors enjoying city life.

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Evergreen Colorado Real Estate

Of all of the mountain towns up in the Front Range of Colorado, Evergreen is the largest, and there will never be a lack of things to do. The town combines mountain living with in-town amenities and resources. The lifestyle is laid-back and friendly, and surprisingly close to nature for a place with so many conveniences. In fact, the April 2008 issue of Outdoor Life magazine included Evergreen in its list of “Best Places to Live – Top 200 Towns for Hunters and Anglers” at number 45. Their criteria for selection really describe perfectly how we feel about Evergreen: they “evaluated towns across America to find the places that offer world-class hunting and fishing, easy access to public land and water and vibrant economies that remain affordable and hospitable.”

Evergreen’s Wulf Recreation Center gives the public a place to swim, play racquetball, play volleyball, play basketball, attend aerobics and more. Buchanan Park Recreation Center has a rock climbing wall, water slide, a current pool, sauna, hot tub and more. The beautiful Evergreen Lake House has many activities available for visitors and residents alike. You can enjoy skiing, boating, fishing, ice skating, hiking and much more. Visit bridges, boardwalks, or view the dozens of species of wildlife that meander through town every day. Enjoy a picnic overlooking the lake, or even host special events at the Lake house. And the Evergreen area has over 10 other parks that are available for you. You can enjoy horseback riding, rafting, attend winter activities, play golf at the Evergreen Public Golf Course or take advantage of some of the excellent Museums available in the city.

Although there is plenty of employment within the city limits, many residents choose to live in Evergreen and commute to their work places in Denver or the nearby area, because of the mountain lifestyle Evergreen provides without sacrificing the ability to be within a half hour of the big city.  

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Golden Colorado Real Estate

Golden Colorado is nestled right up against the Colorado Rocky Mountains, and is home to Coors Brewery & the Colorado School of Mines. Golden, Colorado is conveniently located West of Denver, and Immediately off of Interstate 70 for easy access to dozens of ski resorts – the closest of which is only about a half-hour from Golden. Other activities Golden residents like to take advantage of are going to Central City for a little gambling, visiting Blackhawk casinos and the opera house, scenic drives in about any direction, watching paragliders on Lookout Mountain, or visiting Heritage Square – an old-fashioned amusement park with a train ride, an alpine slide, dozens of other carnival rides, games, a children’s theater, and amazing views of the entire Denver Metro area. Georgetown is just about a half-hour West on I-70 from Golden, and if you’re staying in Golden, book a ride on the historic Georgetown loop railroad for a scenic tour through a beautiful portion of Colorado’s Rocky mountains. It’s only about an hour ride, and well worth the trip. If you’re only in town for a short visit, at least plan on grabbing a bite or doing some shopping in downtown Golden. The Golden downtown area is absolutely charming.

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Greenwood Village Colorado Real Estate

Greenwod Village is less than nine miles from all the cultural and sporting venues of downtown Denver, Greenwood Village has still managed to maintain its independent character, while offering in the Denver Tech Center one of America’s premier business and retail parks. Combined with the excellent community facilities and attractive residential areas, this makes for a vibrant, lively place to live.

 The population in the city of Greenwood Village as of the last 2000 census was 11,068. The population is now closer to 13,000, a growth of 16% in eight years.  Only 8-square-miles in area with approximately 4,800 or so housing units in the city, the current inventory of homes for sale – 120, give or take a few – compared to that number tells you the Greenwood Village real estate market is like a boutique shop rather than a big-box store. What you will find is a carefully selected, unique line of products.

Greenwood Village offers multiple opportunities to enjoy the outdoors in its nearly 176 acres of parks, 273 acres of open space, and great cultural and recreational facilities. Youth sports include T-ball, day camps, golf, soccer and lacrosse camps. Springtime brings the in-line hockey program, and the winter youth basketball tournaments are very popular. Adults – basketball, softball, volleyball, you got it!

The Highline Canal Trail Network passes through Greenwood Village’s open space wetlands and nature preserves, giving photography enthusiasts and artists ample material with which to restore their minds and hone their skills. There are trails for hikers and cyclists, softball and soccer fields, and play areas for the younger set. With its four equestrian parks, Greenwood Village is a true haven for horse lovers. The Curtis Arts and Humanities Center, housed in a 1914 schoolhouse, both exhibits the artwork of local individuals and offers ongoing workshops in which professional artists instruct students of all ages in watercolor, drawing, and oil painting

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Highlands Ranch Colorado Real Estate

Development of Highlands Ranch began in 1978 by Mission Viejo Development Company. They had a plan to build a master planned community similar to the one they developed in the suburbs of Los Angeles. Thus, the community we now know as Highlands Ranch was founded in 1981.  Highlands Ranch has been regonized as one of the most successful developments in the country.

Highlands Ranch real estate offers many families the very best in amenities and proximity to local attractions. It is located approximately 20 miles to the south of Downtown Denver, on the west side of I25, in the heart of Douglas County. Many Highlands Ranch residents commute to Denver or the Denver Tech Center. The average commute time to Denver is approx 30 minutes each way and 15 minutes to the DTC and access to the Light Rail transit system is convenient as well.  The population of Highlands Ranch recently surpassed the 100,000 mark, residents living in a myriad of types of housing across roughly 22,000 acres. Highlands Ranch home prices range from the $190s for a 2 bedroom townhome to 1 million plus for a custom built, 6000sf home. The average home in Highlands Ranch is 3-4 bedrooms with 3-4 baths, a 2 car garage and approx. 1900 sf. Highlands Ranch real estate typically sells for between $250k-$280k depending on finishes, square footage, views, and lot size. 

The quality of life in the area, may be measured by the amenities offered to Highlands Ranch residents. 61% of the land will be dedicated to trails, parks, open space and community facilities.  Four recreation centers serve the residents. Each recreation center has its own indoor and outdoor pool, exercise facility, weight room and a multitude of available activities too numerous to mention. In addition, there is the 8200 acre Backcountry Wilderness Area, the many programs and special events produced by the Highlands Ranch Home Owners Association (HRCA) and the Highlands Ranch Library.

Truly a wonderful community in an even better setting, the Highlands Ranch community serves as a model for community planners. Another nearby community worth looking into is Castle Pines, directly South of Highlands Ranch and can be accessed via Quebec. If you're interested in instantly searching for homes for sale in Highlands Ranch, Colorado be sure to check out our free Dream Home Finder.  You'll have access to all the Highlands Ranch, Colorado homes for sale, hundreds pictures & virtual tours, school information, & more. It’s a free service that puts the power of our 40,000 home database at your disposal, with data management authority that comes from your own specifications, to find the home they you want.

Indian Hills Colorado Real Estate

The population in Indian Hills is about 1500 people, and there are about 500 housing units, all single-family, no condos or townhomes, and growing, especially larger more upscale homes.  Occaisionally you will find a rustic cabin in the area for sale under $200K – usually on a small lot but you could be surprised to get a few acres even in the low-price range, but the average home price is around $450K.  On the high end of the market you can drop a few million dollars and find yourself in a mimi mansion with acreage enough to keep some horses.

The wooded hills on which the community of Indian Hills, Colorado now stands were once the summer campground of the Ute, Arapahoe, and Cheyenne Indians, before being taken over by the U.S. Federal Government in March of 1880.

In 1918, Denver mortuary owner George Olinger saw the potential of the area as a site for summer cabins for wealthy Denverites, and began purchasing land. The land was divided into small lots of 50 by 100 feet and each lot had a cabin constructed from timber taken from the nearby hills. The Olinger family lodge, Bona Vista, was also built on the ridge overlooking Parmalee Gulch and Turkey Creek.

In 1926 the residents established the Indian Hills Improvement Association to take responsibility for police, fire, and health services. The Community Center was established in the 1950s in a converted one-room schoolhouse. By the 1960s, Parmalee Gulch Road had been paved, making it only one of two paved roads in Indian Hills. Many of the original owners of the old summer cabins winterized their cabins and now live in Indian Hills year-round.

For all its quiet mountain seclusion and rural character, Indian Hills is only a half hour from downtown Denver with its shopping, dining, sporting events, museums, and cultural venues. The renowned Red Rocks Amphitheater is only fifteen minutes away. Red Rocks Park, Mount Falcon Park, Meyers Ranch Park and other Denver Mountain Parks are just minutes away with an abundance of hiking and biking trails offering nature lovers plenty of chances to observe birds, wildlife, and flowers.

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Ken Caryl Ranch Colorado Real Estate

In October of 1914, Colorado newspaperman John Shaffer paid $100,000 for the 3,000 acre Northern View Estate southwest of Denver. Naming the property Ken Caryl Ranch after his sons Kent and Carroll, he built what he called "a summer home." His 8000-square foot Manor House had twenty rooms and stunning views of the surrounding valley and sandstone formations.  This home is still in use today as the Manor House Restaurant.

Ken Caryl Ranch residents share the enjoyment of some 4,800 acres of land reserved as open space in the surrounding foothills and valleys. The open space is home to a variety of wildlife. Mule deer, black bears, elk, coyotes, and a small number of mountain lions roam the foothills. Over twenty miles of trails make the space accessible to hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders. Ken Caryl has three recreational centers. Its Community Center is complete with ten indoor and outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool, racquetball courts, and weight and aerobics rooms. The Bradford Park facility also has an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a volleyball court, picnic area, and hiking trails. The park has both a softball diamond and soccer fields.

The Ken Caryl Equestrian Center has two outdoor rings and an indoor arena, and access to twenty-five miles of trails. Boarding, riding lessons, and a day camp are available. As if its own community enticements were not enough, Ken Caryl is a mere seventeen miles from all that downtown Denver has to offer. The Denver city lights are even visible from the ranch’s Dakota Ridge at night.

Ken Caryl is a self-contained community.  Its 300-acre Business Center has a post office, banks, restaurants, small retailers and major grocery stores. Over 1.5 million square feet of commercial property have been developed in the Business Center, along with a gated residential community which borders on the Deer Creek Golf Course. If you like the thought of a back yard where mule deer graze beneath sandstone formations, Ken Caryl could be the community you’re looking for!

Ken Caryl Ranch's population is just over 30,000 and there are over 11,000 housing units.  If you're interested in instantly searching for homes for sale in Ken Caryl Ranch, Colorado be sure to check out our free Dream Home Finder.  You'll have access to all the Ken Caryl Ranch, Colorado homes for sale, hundreds pictures & virtual tours, school information, & more. It’s a free service  
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Lakewood Colorado Real Estate

Lakewood, Colorado is a growing community located between Downtown Denver and the base of the beautiful Colorado Rockies. It is located close to several major highways and is only 5-15 minutes away from Downtown Denver. Skiing is very popular during the winter months and the closest ski resort (Loveland ski area) is a mere 45 minute drive. The economy in Lakewood is healthy and, along with the beautiful weather, attracts many people of diverse backgrounds.  One of the larger suburbs of Denver, Lakewood boasts over 144,000 residents.

The new Belmar Center development offers a wide range of shopping, dining and entertainment choices to meet the wants and needs of the diverse population of Lakewood, Colorado. 

The prices for single family residences average about $280K, and the average price for condominiums is approximately $150K. Prices can be as low as $47,500 (for a fixer-upper or condo) and can go as high as $4,000,000. Lakewood Colorado is a terrific community. A very desirable community to live in, it attracts people of all walks of life. The great location and breathtaking scenery make it a wonderful place to live, work and visit.

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Larkspur Colorado Real Estate 

The price for single family residences averages about $650K, while the average price for a condo or townhome is around $340K. Lower priced homes can occasionally be found in the $180s, and if you’re looking for a $10 million estate you can sometimes find one among the Larkspur, Colorado homes for sale.

On March 24, 1860, the Town of Huntsville was founded at the eastern boundary of Colorado’s Front Range, in what is now Southwest Douglas County. Over the next decade, Huntsville saw the arrival of the D.C. Oakes sawmill, the Bear Cañon Post office, and the Glen Grove school. By 1871, Huntsville had grown sufficiently to warrant being moved to its present location, when Colorado’s First Lady Elizabeth Hunt renamed it Larkspur after the delicate blue wildflower.

In 1872, railroad owner John D. Perry purchased several homesteads at “Pleasant Park” near Larkspur with the intention of building a ranch. Sixteen years later, Perry founded the Red Stone Town Land and Mining Company to begin construction of a resort at what he had come to call “Perry Park.” In the ensuing century, Larkspur remained a small foothill ranching community, with a current population of under four hundred. But in 1967, Perry Park was sold to the Colorado Western Development Company, which opened the Perry Park Country Club in 1971, and has continued to develop the property with single family residences and medium-sized horse properties.

 In addition to the Perry Park and Bear Dance golf courses, Larkspur offers its residents easy access to the surrounding Pike National Forest, and to Mueller State Park, where they can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, fishing, and hunting. And for six weeks every summer, the hills around Larkspur spring to life with characters straight out of Shakespeare, when over 180,000 visitors descend on them to celebrate the Renaissance Festival, complete with jousting tournaments and court jesters.

For those who can’t resist a bargain, the Prime Outlet Mall in Castle Rock has a wide variety of name-brand merchandise at discount prices, as well as loads of restaurants. And Larkspur is only 30 minutes from the Denver Tech Center, 45 minutes from downtown Denver, and 25 minutes from Colorado Springs.

Larkspur’s population is about 4,000 people, living in 1000 housing units spread out over a 158 square-mile area. The total number of homes available for sale compared to the total number of housing units can be a fantastic indicator of whether a certain city has an oversupply of inventory, or not, when you’re ready to buy a home. That figure could make a big difference in how you decide to proceed with buying the home that interests you. In Larkspur, with as many as 10 to 15% of the area’s homes for sale on average, the odds are in your favor that you will find what you want at a reasonable price.  Larkspur, with its surrounding unspoiled forests and breathtaking views of the Front Range, and its proximity to both Denver and Colorado Springs, gives residents the best of everything Colorado has to offer.

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Littleton Colorado Real Estate 

The city of Littleton Colorado is a rapidly growing suburb with something for everyone. Set near the beautiful Rocky Mountains, Littleton has a picturesque landscape that attracts thousands of people each year. The sun shines almost year round which makes for fun outdoor activities in all seasons. Good schools and a strong economy draw people from all walks of life. There are many great attributes to recommend Littleton Colorado.

Littleton began at the time of the Pikes Peak gold rush and was first incorporated in 1890.  Now Littleton, Colorado is a town of over 41,000 residents.  For bicycling enthusiasts, there are over 35 miles of biking trails within the city limits.  The Platte River Greenway Trail runs from Chatfield Reservoir through downtown Denver, Colorado to Brighton, Colorado.

Littleton is also served by the light rail commuter train making the commute to downtown Denver convenient and affordable with access from two Littleton locations.

Littleton, Colorado is home to a superb school system with many schools receiving the top rating from greatschools.com.  All 10 of the public high schools are rated from 8 to 10 - the highest.  Middle schools and elementary schools rate very strongly as well.

Littleton, Colorado is a terrific city that appeals to a diverse range of people.  Whether you're looking for your first home or you're an "empty nester" looking for a perfect retirement locale, this friendly, comfortable suburb of Denver is a terrific place to consider.

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Lone Tree Colorado Real Estate

Among the single family homes, nearly a of them will be over a million dollars, top-of-the line quality homes with the highest up in the 3-point-something stratum. The prices for single family homes average in the upper $500K range, with the average price for a condominium just under $300K. The lowest prices you will find here will be in the mid to high 100s for a one-bedroom one-bath condo – and even at that “low end” of the market you will enjoy the convenient location, probably the use of a pool and community recreation facilities, and maybe even a mountain view.

Conveniently located close to the Tech Center and Denver, and the Denver RTD Light Rail station at the southern end of Lines E, F & G connect you to anywhere in Denver. To the south there’s Castle Rock with shopping at The Outlets at Castle Rock – a hundred major brand outlets from Adidas and Aeropostale to Zales and Zumiez. There are bargain outlets for fashion wear and shoes, jewelry, perfumes, china, books, sporting equipment and you can take a break with a latté or spend a tantalizing interlude at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. There are plenty of great quality golf courses within a 10 mile radius, starting with the Arnold Palmer-designed 18-hole Lone Tree Golf Club, which is owned by South Suburban Parks and Recreation. The course was once a private club, but now it is open to the public and, as is characteristic of the Lone Tree area, offers spectacular mountain views. And course, having those great views is a reminder that our fabulous Rocky Mountains are close by – and they are made for more than looking. On trails within the community as well as up in the nearby mountains, Coloradans enjoy hiking, biking and all sorts of  outdoor activities under the clear blue Colorado sky.

In addition to the extensive network of parks, and trails, Lone Tree offers three separate recreation centers, each with a full curriculum of classes, programs and facilities to satisfy any level of involvement. You might expect a city with such a high level of service to have a summer concert series – and of course there is one, so bring your blankets for Swing, Rock and Jazz on those summer evenings – but how about a Symphony Orchestra? The Lone Tree Symphony Orchestra presents a classical music series with concerts year-round, and they’re free! Residents also enjoy the benefits of being part of the very highly-regarded Douglas County school system. The town has two public elementary schools, Eagle Ridge and Acres Green, both of which are rated “High” in Overall Academic Performance on State Assessments. The American Academy at Castle Pines Charter School is rated “Excellent,” and as you would expect in such a progressive community there is a Montessori School. Middle schoolers go to either Cresthill which is “High,” or Deer Creek which has maintained a rating of “Excellent.” The High school is Highlands Ranch High, Home of the Falcons, which is of course rated “Excellent.”

There are 21 distinct neighborhoods or developments in Lone Tree, most with active Homeowner Associations. No fewer than ten shopping centers dot the city, with a terrific variety of quality stores and services. There are over 300 businesses in the city, representing both national chains and homegrown enterprises and providing almost 4500 jobs. Although many workers commute to the technical and professional jobs in the Tech Center and Denver, Lone Tree itself provides a surprising level of employment. The largest employers in the city are in the retail, accommodation and food services industries, which together with the health care and social assistance vocations account for almost 70% of employment in the city. Finance, education and real estate professionals, and even some manufacturing operations round out the list. It’s a perfect combination, along with a health-conscious and upwardly mobile population, for the active and involved Colorado lifestyle.

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Morrison Colorado Real Estate

The streets of Morrison, Colorado, while today are home to its charming Old Town shops and restaurants were, hundreds of million of years ago, part of a global highway traveled by giant dinosaurs.  Evidence of these prior residents is all around, Morrison is a fossil hunter's treasure chest.  Morrison was once the beachfront property of dinosaurs dwelling on the edge of a prehistoric sea. In 1877, three years after city founder George Morrison moved his family into what is now the historically registered “Cliff House Hotel” and established the “Morrison Stone, Lime and Townsite Company,” geologist Arthur Lakes unearthed some of the largest troves of dinosaur bones which had ever, to that date, been found.

Morrison, a Colorado country town with a population currently numbering less than five hundred, is, surprisingly, less than twenty minutes from the outskirts of Denver. 

The red rocks of Morrison, rich in iron oxide whch causes the coppery hue, gave their name to the unique open-air Red Rocks Amphitheater. The amphitheater, built as part of the federal CCC and WPA programs in the 1940s, is guarded by the twin 300-foot red giants, “Creation Rock” and “Ship Rock,” which provide the ampitheater with unparalleled acoustics. Its elevated location gives concertgoers open sight lines to vistas of Hogback Ridge, Green Mountain, the Denver skyline, and Soda Lake. The absence of nearby urban development guarantees them amazing starry nights under which to enjoy their music.

Among Morrison’s other attractions are its proximity to the Red Rocks/Dakota Ridge Trail, which takes both bikers and hikers directly past the amphitheater; its Dinosaur Ridge Visitor Center, run by a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the areas many fossil digs; its Natural History Museum with hands-on tours allowing visitors to handle real dinosaur bones; and, for the golfer, the private Red Rocks Country Club, and the Fossil Trace and Fox Hollow municipal courses.

Some of Morrison’s most popular restaurants are The Fort, noted for its wild game dishes, Café Prague, with European cuisine, and, for Margarita and Mexican food lovers, The Morrison Inn.

Morrison schools. Its small size accommodates only two elementary/middle schools, but Morrison is within five miles of Jefferson County High Schools in Lakewood and Morrison. You can check out the schools, and find homes near specific schools, by using the links above.

Morrison, Colorado, is unique with all the urban conveniences but still retains it's rural charm.  If you're interested in instantly searching for homes for sale in Morrison, Colorado be sure to check out our free Dream Home Finder.  You'll have access to all the Morrison, Colorado homes for sale, hundreds pictures & virtual tours, school information, & more. It’s a free service that puts the power of our 40,000 home database at your disposal, with data management authority that comes from your own specifications, to find the home they you want.

Parker Colorado Real Estate

CNN Money Magazine counts Parker as a winner among the Best Places to Livein the rankings for 2007. This year’s list focused on smaller cities and towns, between 7,500 and 50,000 in population. Parker is a great place to live for lots of reasons.

Ninety percent of the homes for sale in Parker, Colorado are single family homes, and the rest condos and townhomes. The average price of single family homes is approximately $400K, and the average price for condominiums is approximately $180K. You may find the occaisional "distressed" property for under $200K. The high end can reach as much as five or six million dollars. For that, you can expect it will be on a good-sized lot with views and all the upscale finishes and upgrades.  Be assured, though, that you will find the large lots and great views just anywhere in the pricing lineup.

Parker was incorporated in 1981, with a population of 285 people. The town was one square mile.  There are now over 42,000 people living in Parker, Colorado homes in the incorporated town area of 18.8 square miles. In the greater Parker area, which covers most of northeast Douglas County and postal addresses in two ZIP codes, 80134 & 80138, we have over 70,000 residents. This phenomenal growth has been accomplished, and continues to be accomplished, with energy and careful planning.

Parker is 20 miles from downtown Denver, and with the recent completion of the I-25 improvement project, an comfortable commute to downtown. The express route to Denver International Airport is 30 miles along toll expressway E-470.  Public transportation is extensive throughout the area.

Recreational amenities are abundant in Parker, Colorado. To get an idea, visit the city’s recreation website www.parkeronline.org boasts of an expenditure over the past five years of $15.8 million dollars invested in improvements and construction of parks and recreational facilities. This has resulted in the city now claiming 12 miles of paved trails such as the Sulphur Gulch trail and over 200 acres of park lands including such wonderful facilities as the H2O’Brien swimming pool, the Salisbury Equestrian Park and the restoration of historical sites such as the Ruth Memorial Chapel. In addition to the park acreage, there are 700 acres of dedicated open space in Parker. Parker has a great rec center, tennis courts, ball fields, and eight golf courses. And while you’re on the town website, look for the story of the Mammoth.

You’ll love the Parker downtown area, near the Town Hall, still retaining it's rural charm, with its pedestrian walkways and numerous local businesses. Downtown Parker is a real old-fashioned gathering place. In addition to local downtown shopping and easy access to the Denver area, Parker has large shopping centers at Crown Point, Stroh Ranch, the Prime Factory Outlets and the Parker Valley Center.

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Sedalia Colorado Real Estate

Sedalia, Colorado real estate is as varied as the people who live in this diverse and rich environment.  You will find ranchers, commuters, shopkeepers and restaurant workers; executives and professionals; people who work in trucking, building & farm supply, and retired people happy with their relaxed rural lifestyle.  From the relatively flat fields along US Highway 87 to the foothills of the Front Range, you will find all kinds of homesites, on postage-stamp lots to spacious wooded acres with mountain, foothills, and even some city lights views.

Not far east of the town center you will find Cherokee Ranch & Castle, a former 3,000 acre cattle ranch that is now preserved as open space in the Daniels Park vicinity. The showpiece of the ranch is a replica of a 16th-century Scottish castle, built in 1924. It is open for tours and has a notable collection of art and artifacts. A small herd of prize Santa Gertrudis cattle, brought to the area from Texas by the last owner of the ranch, still roams the range.

The population of Sedalia is about 3,600 people, in about 1,600 homes. The home prices that you will see in Sedalia real estate extend across a wide spectrum, from the low 100’s to the multimillion dollar range. Most Sedalia residents live in rural settings, both in subdivisions and stand-alone. Near the central intersection of US Hwy 85 and Colorado 67, there are friendly restaurants and service providers to let you know there is a town, though a small one, and the hometown feeling you will experience is genuine.

Sedalia, Colorado is part of the Douglas County School District, which has a good reputation for quality and parent involvement. Sedalia has an elementary school in town, but your nearest middle and high schools will be located in Castle Rock depending on just where you find your home.

Five miles or so from the Sedalia town center, the Outlet Shops are your nearest link to big city shopping. With stores from Adidas to Zales and Zumiez, you will be able to keep up with the latest fashions at outlet prices. You’ve got Eddie Bauer, Nike and The Gap, Vans, Guess, Tommy Hilfiger, Bass. When you get all your clothing you’ve got the Sunglass and watch places and Waterford Wedgwood; mountaineering supplies, linens, underwear and books: all together there are over a hundred shops and food venues.

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Wheat Ridge Colorado Real Estate

A community of over 32,000 residents, Wheat Ridge is located west of Denver in the heart of Jefferson County. The city is between Arvada and Lakewood north and south, and east to west it’s between Denver and the beautiful Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Founded in 1859 in what began as a farming community, the town supported neighboring mining operations, supplying produce and dairy products to the endless stream of miners prospecting for gold and in the nearby hills.  Although the city is now a thriving community, there was a time in the late 1960’s when it seemed it might be acquired by surrounding cities. This prompted formal incorporation as a city to establish its independence in the best interest of its residents. The name of the town is really Wheat Ridge, with two words, but we sometimes see it referred to as Wheatridge.

Up until the mid-20th century, Wheat Ridge was known as the world’s largest producer of carnations. Other agricultural products were plentiful as well. The year 1905 saw the establishment of a sanatorium for Evangelic Lutherans who ministered to fellow Lutherans who were suffering from tuberculosis. The associate facilities were used for piloting Lutheran social service programs, and the location was host to training centers for social workers and chaplains. Now, as a continuation of that long and honorable line of service, Wheat Ridge is home to the Exempla-Lutheran Medical Center which employs over 2500 people.

Visitors and residents will find three National historical sites and one Colorado historical location in Wheat Ridge. The City of Wheat Ridge is working with the Colorado Historical Society and Wheat Ridge Historical Society to restore one of the original log cabins from the frontier days, the Baugh Cabin.

If you’re contemplating buying Wheat Ridge, Colorado real estate, you will generally find the average price of single family homes is approximately $265K, and the average price of a townhome/condo is approximately $130K making it one of the most affordable communities in the metropolitan Denver area.

The population in the city of Wheat Ridge is just over 33,000 with approximately 15,000 housing units. With the number of Wheat Ridge, Colorado homes for sale only around 250, the market is not burdened by an oversupply. Residents of Wheat Ridge, Colorado homes like where they are, and there is not a lot of turnover. While this might make it a bigger challenge to find just the right home, we have the expertise to get you into your perfect place.

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