Roughly two miles from Aurora’s City Center, Chambers Heights is an expansive suburb and transportation hub with diverse housing options. Residents are attracted to its walkability and proximity to city amenities, plus its lower cost of living.
Chambers Heights has an extensive collection of housing types within the neighborhood. Split-level homes and ranchers are popular, with most costing anywhere between $400,000 and $550,000. These houses are typically 1,700 to 2,000 square feet and shaded with mature trees. “I sold a home here where the buyer fell in love with the property because it had a garage and backyard where he could park his vehicles and also use the space for other things. The home itself had the feel of a mountain home, super cozy, even though it was an older brick ranch,” says Realtor Spencer Bruce with Ed Prather Real Estate. There are also a handful of condominiums and apartment complexes in the area that offer amenities like pools and private garages. Those who want a lower cost of living can join a mobile home community. Side-wide mobile homes are available in areas like The Meadows Manufactured Home Community, where residents buy their property and lease the lot space. These homes are priced as low as $30,000 and as high as $110,000, depending on age and condition.
There are multiple public transportation options available in Chambers Heights, thanks to the neighborhood’s proximity to Aurora’s City Center. The 13th Avenue RTD Station is a light rail station that connects commuters to the R Line. There are also multiple bus stops along Sable Boulevard, East Colfax Avenue and Chambers Road from local bus transit services. Those who prefer driving themselves can access Interstate 225 on the western edge of the neighborhood. US Route 287 travels east to west along the northern border of Chambers Heights, with Colorado State Highway 30 running parallel on the southern border. For medical emergencies, residents can head to the Medical Center of Aurora’s North Campus on the other side of I-225, or to the UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital just two miles away.
Children living in Chambers Heights are within walking distance of multiple elementary, middle and high school options. Elkhart Elementary is centralized in the neighborhood. Despite its C-minus grade on Niche, Elkhart provides an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme for its high-achieving students. From there, students can head to East Middle School, which also has a C-minus Niche grade. Hinkley High School maintains a C-plus Niche grade and is known for its robust STEM curriculum. Students can enroll in pathways programs that prepare them for careers in biomedical science, engineering and teaching.
When Chambers Heights residents need to go shopping or want to eat out, they can head to the edges of the neighborhood. On Chambers Road, La Plaza Colorado is a new food hall with Hispanic cuisine from local food trucks. Tacos el Reydesel is known for its quesa and birria tacos, while El Zarandio serves seafood options. Close by, Dutch Bros Coffee has refreshing beverages that are great for starting the day. On the other side of Toll Gate Creek, Pride Plaza shopping mall sits along Sixth Avenue and is filled with small local businesses like Hood Wrench Cycles. Residents can shop for groceries at Praise Market. Across Sixth Avenue, there’s a large retail space filled with commercial businesses and local restaurants. Grab a slice from Ma Ma Olivia’s Pizzeria or explore the other international cuisine in the area.
Toll Gate Creek snakes along the southwestern corner of Chambers Heights, offering outdoor recreation to the community through the paved and natural trails that follow it. “It’s a gorgeous walking path that bisects the neighborhood. There’s a creek that runs through manicured grass – it’s a neatly preserved area,” Bruce explains. Just east of Chambers Road, there’s an entrance onto the High Line Canal Trail, one of the longest regional trails that cuts through Aurora. Residents can go for a quick morning jog, ride their bikes or walk their pets along the path. While the neighborhood itself lacks green spaces, people won’t have to travel far to get some fresh air. Del Mar Park is roughly two miles west on Sixth Avenue and has a playground for little ones, two baseball diamonds, four tennis courts, a sand volleyball court and more. Visitors can cool off at the Del Mar Swimming Pool with its corkscrew waterslides and multiple splash zones.
The CAP Index in Chambers Heights has a crime score of 6 out of 10, which is higher than the U.S. national average of 4. Motor vehicle theft alone has a score of 8 in the neighborhood. The Arapahoe County Police Department uses Nextdoor to communicate with the Chambers Heights community for crime prevention and detection.
David Babineaux
Coldwell Banker Realty 24
(720) 459-9131
47 Total Sales
2 in Chambers Heights
$380K - $435K Price Range
Maira Montoya
Black & White Realty, LLC
(720) 881-0518
91 Total Sales
2 in Chambers Heights
$183K - $365K Price Range
Angel Hernandez
Paisano Realty, Inc.
(720) 730-8810
524 Total Sales
1 in Chambers Heights
$393,000 Price
Donna M. Jarock
Coldwell Banker Realty 24
(720) 928-3310
150 Total Sales
1 in Chambers Heights
$476,000 Price
Julie Maeda
Guardian Real Estate Group
(720) 807-5189
235 Total Sales
2 in Chambers Heights
$210K - $350K Price Range
Jennifer Walthall
Metro 21 Real Estate Group
(720) 807-4335
367 Total Sales
2 in Chambers Heights
$68K - $125K Price Range
On average, homes in Chambers Heights, Aurora sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Chambers Heights, Aurora over the last 12 months is $417,500, down 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$95,000
Motivated Seller, all offers will be considered!Wonderful home near shopping, restaurants and public transportation, close proximity to everything you need!Lot C12. This spacious and ready to move in home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths and is located in The Meadows Community. The single wide home has an open floor plan with ample kitchen space for cozy family get-togethers. All
$432,000
A refreshed mid-century bilevel residence offers thoughtful design and modern comforts at every turn. Built in 1962, this three-bedroom, two-bath home spans approximately 1,426 square feet on just under a quarter-acre lot, combining charm and updated finishes in a layout made for both daily living and gathering. A grand mature tree in the front yard presides over the level lawn, welcoming with a
David Umphress Real Broker, LLC DBA Real
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Spacious 4-Bedroom Bi-Level with Huge PotentialThis 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offers 1,783 sq. ft. of living space on a generous lot. Featuring hardwood floors and newer kitchen appliances, this property is ready for your personal touch. With a little paint and cosmetic updating, you can make it shine.Highlights include:Large lot with plenty of outdoor space,1-car
Brandan Baca Meant To Be Realty
$1,120 - $2,507 per month
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Home to well kept subdivisions and nearby parks to explore
A friendly community with walking trails to pair
Centrally located with ample ways to get around
A tight-knit community located close to major employers
A community with small-town comfort and proximity to big-city amenities
Quiet Aurora suburb with proximity to industrial centers and natural open spaces
