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Hit a hole-in-one in this refined Denver country club community
The luxury of rural Colorado and the convenience of an easy commute meet in Columbine Valley. Named after the state flower, this small town features premier estates and lush greenery, a championship golf course at its heart, and scenic views of the Front Range mountains to the distant west. The community bloomed out of a small selection of homes built near the grounds of the Columbine Country Club in the 1950s to create a suburban retreat away from the more densely populated central areas in Denver and urban residential developments in Littleton. “About 50% of our residents are also members of the country club, and it’s a big center of culture and life for them,” says J.D. McCrumb, the town administrator for Columbine Valley. McCrumb has handled public administration for the town for more than 10 years. Today, the neighborhood has grown past the boundaries of its midcentury founding but retains a pastoral charm that distinguishes the area from its surroundings.
The Columbine Valley Golf Course is the recreation centerpiece of Columbine Valley, Colorado.
Homes surrounded by golf and open space in Columbine Valley, Colorado.
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Luxury homes with contemporary and classical influences
Most homes in Columbine Valley were built between the mid-20th century and today, with contemporary two-story homes and luxurious new traditional ranchers making up a large portion of the area’s market. Buyers can also find homes with a mix of Spanish, Tudor and colonial influences, along with a small selection of townhomes. Townhomes are available below the $450,000 mark, while average single-family homes sell for about $1.2 million, and the area’s most impressive homes hover at or above the $2 million mark.
Wide clean streets and spacious home lots are standard in in Columbine Valley, Colorado.
A brick colonial inspired home in Columbine Valley, Colorado.
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Keep your eye on the ball at Columbine Country Club
Golf enthusiasts can perfect their drive at Columbine Country Club. It features 27 holes across two courses, a gym, tennis and pickleball programs, a pool, a volleyball court and multiple dining spaces. The club’s facilities were renovated in late 2020. Near the neighborhood’s northeast corner at Lowell and Bowles, Wynetka Ponds Bark Park is a go-to spot for dog owners. The off-leash dog park also offers a walking trail and picnic tables. Columbine Valley residents are also less than 3 miles away from Hudson Gardens, a park with exhibits, an amphitheater, a café and seasonal events. Three miles southeast, South Platte Park and Carson Nature gives visitors space to enjoy more than 880 acres of fishing, nature trails and wildlife viewing areas.
Columbine Country Club offers tennis and pickleball courts to it's members.
Columbine Country Club is known for it's golf and is surrounded by homes in Columbine Valley.
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Go roller skating, sip cocktails or enjoy local music
Immediately north of the neighborhood, Skate City Littleton lets residents enjoy family fun and grown-up outings with roller skating events throughout the year. Locals looking to unwind in a sophisticated space can stop by the Social Bar and Lounge for premium Colorado craft beers, wines, and domestic beverages. The area’s nearest movie theater, Alamo Drafthouse Littleton, is 3 miles away in the Aspen Grove shopping center. The Drafthouse regularly hosts screenings of new movies and film classics and features a bar with themed cocktails. Columbine Valley residents can stop by Town Hall for monthly concerts with food trucks in the summertime. The town also hosts annual Fourth of July celebrations with a pancake breakfast, parade and festival, culminating in fireworks at dusk.
Locals gather at Breckenridge Brewery, near Columbine Valley, Colorado.
Art, gifts, treats and more are plentiful in Downtown Litteton, Colorado.
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Enjoy a specialized sushi dinner or shop for the basics nearby
Most of Columbine Valley’s dining options sit on the northwest side of the neighborhood, near Platte Canyon Road and Bowles Avenue. Makizushico offers sushi and refined Japanese entrées in a setting where locals can choose from a regular menu or enjoy the traditional omakase experience with chef-selected tastings. Brad’s Pit BBQ serves up ribs and brisket. Coffee lovers and tabletop gaming enthusiasts can find both at Enchanted Grounds, a “coffeehouse and gameporium.” Locals can also find a variety of stores for everyday needs close by. King Soopers, Walgreens, a Goodwill donation store and AutoZone are all located 2 miles east. Three miles southeast, Aspen Grove shopping center offers a range of upscale retail options like Apple, Lululemon and Banana Republic. Other major retailers like Target and The Home Depot are available 7 miles to the south in Highlands Ranch, and the boutiques of Littleton’s Main Street are less than 3 miles out to the north.
Makizushico is located at the northwest corner of Columbine Valley and serves fresh sushi daily.
For delicious Mexican food, stop by Don Juan’s Mexican Grill.
A King Soopers is nearby for grocery needs.
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Acclaimed educational programs at Littleton Public Schools
Some families in Columbine Valley send their kids to schools in the Littleton Public Schools district. Wilder Elementary lets students enroll in enrichment classes hosted by local businesses, with subjects including cooking show production and chess lessons from state champions. The school has a student-teacher ratio of 20 to 1 and holds an A on Niche. Goddard Middle School earned an A grade with Niche users. Heritage High School offers more than 20 athletic programs throughout the year, including cross-country, track, tennis and swimming. The school holds an A with users on Niche. “There are also numerous charter and private schools for families to choose from,” McCrumb says. Local private schools include St. Mary Catholic School in Littleton for pre-kindergarten through eighth grade and Front Range Christian School for pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
Wilder Elementary School front entrance in Columbine Valley.
Columbine High School is the largest high school in the region.
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12 miles from Denver’s economic center
Columbine Valley is located 12 miles south of Denver’s central business district. Residents can commute into the city center via US-85 North on the neighborhood’s east side. The nearest hospital, Swedish Medical Center, is 6 miles northeast in Englewood. Residents traveling out of Denver can catch flights from Denver International Airport, 33 miles northeast of the neighborhood.
Ride the RTD light rail to Denver from Littleton station, less than a mile from Columbine Valley
Columbine Valley homes weave through city parks and the golf course in Littleton, Colorado.
Welcome to this beautifully updated home that boasts a breathtaking flagstone patio, complete with a gas fireplace and water feature, surrounded by a picturesque landscape of pine, pear, and cherry trees. The highly sought-after Elysee model by Sheffield Homes provides an array of entertainment spaces, from the inviting great room featuring slate flooring, a gas fireplace, and soaring vaulted
Welcome to this stunning 5-bedroom, 4-bathroom home in the highly sought-after Burning Tree neighborhood of Columbine Valley! With over 4,200 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, this property offers both luxury and comfort in one of the area's most desirable locations. Step inside to find a spacious layout, perfect for modern living. The large primary suite is a true retreat,
24 Spyglass Drive feels like a quiet Sunday afternoon—effortlessly elegant, deeply comforting, and impossible to forget. This home blends the rich character of European architecture with the warmth and ease of everyday living.Arched doorways, soft textures, and curated finishes lend a sense of timelessness throughout, while natural light moves gently from room to room. With two distinct living
Welcome to 21 Fairway Lane, a stunning residence nestled in the prestigious Columbine Country Club. This luxurious home is perfectly positioned on the championship golf course, adjacent to the 17th tee, offering breathtaking views of the golf course from multiple vantage points at the rear of the property. With the clubhouse just a short stroll away, you can fully embrace the country club
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