Laredo Highline is a suburban development centrally located in the city of Aurora. Thanks to its subdivisions, the neighborhood is home to a variety of housing styles and prices and neat yards, thanks to the presence of homeowners associations. Residents enjoy quick access to daily amenities and weekend games at a nearby sports park.
Various subdivisions and housing styles exist within Laredo Highline. Covenant-controlled communities like Highline Court provide spacious multi-level homes on lots maintained by the home owners association, offering a picturesque suburban streetscape. Houses in Sunlite are more modest in size but rest directly across the street from Apache Mesa Park. Found throughout each are New Traditional, split-level and ranch-style houses that were constructed in the mid to late 20th century, featuring modest landscaping in the form of neat front yards and subtle shrubbery. These homes share the residential streets with established sidewalks and wide roads that provide space for occasional parked vehicles. Those looking to purchase a home in the community can expect a price range from $300,000 for a two-bedroom home to $550,000 for one of the handful of homes built in the 2000s with four bedrooms.
Young students will begin their educational journey at Laredo Elementary School, which has earned a C-minus score from Niche. The elementary school specializes in the health sciences and regularly partners with the University of Colorado's Skaggs School of Pharmacy for visits to its campus. Older students will head to East Middle School, which has received a C-minus from Niche, before heading to Hinkley High School. The high school has earned a C-plus from Niche and is an engineering and biomedical pathway school offering International Baccalaureate courses, including a Human Rights class, only offered by a handful of schools nationwide.
Within walking distance of many homes is Apache Mesa Park, where kids explore its multiple playgrounds, and residents can host their own events and barbeque atop grills provided by the park. A few blocks away is the Highline Canal trial, where many go to take their dogs for a nature-filled walk alongside the Highline Canal. Another popular spot amongst locals is Aurora Sports Park, which boasts 220 acres supporting twelve baseball diamonds and twenty-seven multi-use fields for soccer and other sports.
The Aurora Sports Park is busy on the weekends, as attending the many youth and adult tournaments is a regular pastime for city residents. Holiday traditions take place at the Aurora Municipal Center, just southeast of the community. The center rings in the Christmas season with the annual Holiday Tree Lighting, where residents flock to see Santa, enjoy hot cocoa and watch the lighting of the tree. Residents can also celebrate the 4th of July at Del Mar Park, which “does a great fireworks show,” explains Jim Gibson a real estate agent with HomeStar Realty who grew up in the area.
Residents visit Chambers Plaza shopping center for grocery shopping at King Soopers and Laredo Highline's favorite pizza joint, Mama Alvino's Pizzeria, cherished by locals for its generously sized calzones. A hankering for authentic Mexican street food means a trip to Tacos Selene for its tacos, barbacoa or sopes. Town Center at Aurora, home to JCPenney, Macy’s and more, is located just a few miles southeast and is where residents head for retail shopping.
Major roadways and nearby public transportation provide for quick commutes. Including “the nearby light rail, which can take riders all over, including the shopping mall,” Explains Shay Galloway, an agent with Your Castle Realty, who has experience selling homes in the area. Downtown Denver is a 14.6-mile drive down I-70 West, and travelers can reach the Denver International Airport along a 13.4-mile trip via Peña Boulevard. Closer to home is the University of Colorado Hospital and Columbia College – Denver, both of which are within a mile of the community.
Less than 5 miles southeast of the community is the Buckley Space Force Base. As a part of training, jets are regularly flown over communities in the surrounding area. This should be considered for those looking to move into the community that may be sensitive to overhead noise.
Barry Overton
eXp Realty, LLC
(720) 881-0715
97 Total Sales
1 in Laredo Highline
$405,000 Price
Sonya Lanotte
eXp Realty, LLC
(720) 575-8050
23 Total Sales
1 in Laredo Highline
$500,000 Price
Mark Kinslow II
Key Real Estate Group LLC
(720) 807-9389
105 Total Sales
1 in Laredo Highline
$468,900 Price
Jickson Chacko
HomeSmart
(720) 836-1683
33 Total Sales
1 in Laredo Highline
$440,000 Price
David Babineaux
Coldwell Banker Realty 24
(720) 459-9131
47 Total Sales
1 in Laredo Highline
$430,000 Price
Brian Harvey
Keller Williams Advantage Realty
(970) 670-9680
102 Total Sales
1 in Laredo Highline
$405,000 Price
On average, homes in Laredo Highline, Aurora sell after 28 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Laredo Highline, Aurora over the last 12 months is $445,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$545,000
This is such a special home! It has been well cared for by the sellers over the years. No HOA, RV parking up to a 45 ft rig or boat, a great Trex deck to enjoy entertaining others on with a beautiful canvas gazebo that has ceiling fans. Renewable by Anderson large windows and custom blinds. The kitchen is to die for with stainless steel newer appliances and abundant cabinets. The great room
Will Hamm Hamm Homes LLC
$450,000
LEGACY HOME! Heartfelt and lovingly restored custom-built gem nestled in a welcoming, unique country setting-offering the perfect blend of peaceful, quaint living and urban accessibility. This one-of-a-kind home radiates warmth, pride of ownership, and quality craftsmanship throughout. It is beautifully poised on a large.25-acre corner lot oasis, along a quiet tree-lined street, in a
Jennifer Singer RE/MAX Professionals
$520,000
Welcome home! This beautiful, unique home is perfectly placed in the quiet pocket neighborhood of Sunlite. The former model home has been meticulously cared for and is move in ready. Recently refreshed with newer carpeting (2023), new high impact roof (2025), new water heater (2025), and new light fixtures. Complete with a MAIN FLOOR primary bedroom, formal dining room, wood floors, 2 fireplaces
Jennifer Walker HomeSmart
$950 - $2,110 per month
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