Troutman Park Houses for Sale

The streets of Troutman Park have views of the Rocky Moutain foothills, with well-maintained sidewalks providing easy access to nearby parks and restaurants. Named for the 22-acre park at its center, the neighborhood’s quiet residential streets sit between the active shopping centers of Midtown and the expansive natural areas of the Front Range. “Proximity to big-name stores and shopping centers is one of the biggest draws to the area,” says Matt Nesbitt, a local Realtor with The Group Inc. “You can get anything you need within a five-minute drive but have quiet streets to come home to with no through traffic.” The neighborhood’s housing market comprises split-levels, ranch-style homes and modern traditionals, all sitting close together on small lots. Most of the area’s houses feature fenced-in back yards and attached two-car garages. The single-family builds of Troutman Park were largely built in the 1980s and 1990s, with a few 21st-century homes sprinkled throughout. Townhomes on the community’s north end cost $420,000 to $495,000, while single-family homes range from $430,000 to $740,000. Most local families are served by the same pipeline of public schools. Each earns A-minus