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The Meadows of Castle Rock

Saturday, September 18th, 2010 at 9:11am. 1121 Views, 0 Comments.

the-meadows-homes_333The Meadows was designed to allow its residents to appreciate the natural beauty and splendor of Colorado. The development was carefully planned and built to ensure that while every comfort would be provided, nature would be preserved. From their new homes, Meadows residents can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding open spaces and access to some of the most beautiful recreational spaces in the state.

Despite the proximity of the development to this beautiful wilderness, the Meadows is also within easy reach of the friendly community of Castle Rock. Castle Rock is an attractive town, with many historic brick buildings dating back to the Old West. There are some excellent restaurants and shops in the town, as well as a weekly farmer's market on…

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City Park: Denver's Favorite Green Space

Monday, August 16th, 2010 at 2:43pm. 1185 Views, 0 Comments.

city-parkCity Park and the neighborhood that surrounds are set in east-central Denver. The majority of this area is taken up by the park itself, which is a huge and valuable piece of open space in the city. It is one of the largest and most popular parks in Denver. The park is approximately a mile in length and about three quarters of a mile in width. The neighborhood that is known as City Park includes the park itself and the area two blocks deep that runs along the southern edge of the park.

In the southwestern corner of the City Park neighborhood is a smaller green area called City Park Esplanade. This is also the location of East High School. The eastern part of the City Park neighborhood is sometimes known as the Bluebird District, because this is the…

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Lakewood: A Center Of Culture In The Denver Region

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 at 9:39am. 1148 Views, 0 Comments.

lakewood-colorado_400Lakewood is one of the largest incorporated cities in the Colorado region, in terms of population. It lies just to the west of Denver, within Jefferson County. The Lakewood area first began to be developed in 1889. The population grew steadily as the settlement expanded, but it was not until 1969 that Lakewood was incorporated as a city.

Residents of Lakewood benefit from access to a wide range of different recreational facilities, including four recreation centers, two golf courses, a selection of community swimming pools, a community center and a wide variety of art galleries. There are also almost one hundred parks in the city, which offer a range of sporting facilities as well as plenty of space in which to relax. Many trails wander through the open…

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A Haven for Wildlife and Commuters in Ken Caryl Ranch

Monday, July 26th, 2010 at 9:44am. 1059 Views, 0 Comments.

ken-caryl-ranch_400Ken Caryl Ranch is an attractive planned community that is within easy commuting distance of Denver. The neighborhood of Ken Caryl Ranch has been carefully developed to ensure that residents benefit from an abundance of green space as well as a balanced blend of residential, commercial and recreational activity. Ken Caryl Ranch is an almost entirely self-contained community due to the abundance of amenities and services that are available within it, although it also has excellent transport links with the surrounding area, including the city of Denver. Ken Caryl Ranch is a popular community for families and for commuters working in Denver or at the nearby Lockheed Martin facility.

Ken Caryl Ranch provides its residents with a wide range of different…

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Bow Mar: A Lakeside Community

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 at 12:26am. 1598 Views, 0 Comments.

bowmar-colorado_300Bow Mar developed originally as an agricultural area that supplied the city of Denver as it grew. Two of the pioneering farmers who settled in the area were John Marston and Joseph Bowles. It is from the surnames of these two farmers that the area got its modern day name. It is still possible to see the farm that once belonged to the Bowles family, just to the south of the town of Bow Mar.

During the 1940s and 1950s, the continued growth of Denver generated a need for additional housing that surpassed the need for locally produced food from the Bow Mar area. The land was given over for residential development, with many single family homes being built before the end of the 1950s. Many of the houses were in the prairie style architecture derived from the…

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Ken Caryl: An Oasis of Calm in the Denver Area

Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 at 10:46pm. 1160 Views, 0 Comments.

ken-caryl_350Ken Caryl, less than twenty miles from the city of Denver, is a serene, close-knit community that offers commuters the chance to escape from a long day of work in the city by returning to a neighborhood that has been designed to refresh and reinvigorate them.

The Ken Caryl area was developed as a planned community, and this shows in the perfect balance of residential, commercial and recreational activity in the neighborhood, as well as in the abundance of open space and parks. Development of the area began in 1970 with the intention of creating a peaceful oasis away from the bustling center of Denver, although still within easy reach of the city. Residents can easily commute to Denver, but they will return at the end of the day to a home that is set in a…

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The Pinery: A Forest within a Town

Saturday, July 10th, 2010 at 3:58pm. 1371 Views, 0 Comments.

the-pinery_250The Pinery is a beautiful neighborhood set in the rolling hills just to the south of the town of Parker, near Denver. The Pinery is well served by a good range of amenities, and its residents also have the option of traveling into Parker in order to partake of the other facilities there. The neighborhood is characterized by the large number of old pines and other trees that grow among the houses.

The Pinery is an attractive neighborhood that is one of the most desirable in the area. The neighborhood contains a variety of houses in the mid to upper end ranges, as well as a selection of townhomes. Each residence is set in a large lot, and many of the properties overlook the Pinery Country Club golf course. The range of architectural styles includes…

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Some Interesting Neighborhoods in Denver

Thursday, May 28th, 2009 at 4:07pm. 2429 Views, 0 Comments.

Denver, like most cities, is made up of a number of different neighborhoods.  Each neighborhood has a style substance all its own.  There are any number of neighborhoods in Denver that are pleasant to live in, as well as conveniently located near commercial and industrial settings where people work.  Just like in any other city, different neighborhoods will appeal to different people.  One of the tricks when moving to a new city, or even relocating in the city someone already lives in, is choosing the neighborhood that best fits the person or family who is relocating.

Here is a look at just some of the different neighborhoods offered by the city of Denver:

Athmar Park
Athmar Park sits along the South Platte River, and was not officially incorporated into…

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