Dutch Creek Village is a suburban sanctuary in south Denver surrounded by the views of the Rocky Mountains. Colorful split-level and updated ranch-style homes overlook pebble gardens and plots of red clay soil that prop up blue spruce trees and juniper shrubs on modest lots. The well-connected Dutch Creek Trail system and numerous athletic facilities encourage an active lifestyle. Only 14 miles southwest of downtown Denver, Dutch Creek Village is a serene neighborhood in Columbine with expansive shopping centers, highly rated schools and abundant community parks.
South Wadsworth Blvd borders Dutch Creek Village, which is an easy commute to Denver.
Dutch Creek Village is surrounded by greenery where mountain views are a common sight.
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Up-and-coming with a lot of potential
Craftsman, split-level and two-story ranch-style houses range from $300,000 to $850,000. A four-bedroom craftsman home can be listed for $650,000 to $750,000, while a two-story, ranch-style home can sell for $700,000 to $800,000. Townhouses typically begin in the $400,000s. Plateau Park is a community of craftsman-style townhouses built around 2005, off the Pierce Street and Coal Mine Avenue intersection. Pedestrians walk along Weaver Avenue to see two-story homes incorporating brick and faux cobblestone exteriors on well-manicured lots with paved driveways and two-car garages. Many of the homes in Dutch Creek Village have three dormer windows that peek through a tiled roof, giving a stylistic semblance of Spanish architecture. "I would say it's up and coming," says Mindi Sanders, who has lived in the south Denver area for three decades and works as a Realtor at eXp Realty in Englewood. "Some of the homes probably need updating, but as things turn over and new owners start coming in to fix up properties, it has a lot of potential."
Looking down the street at the different home styles in Dutch Creek Village.
Split-level homes are a popular sight in the Dutch Creek Village neighborhood.
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Exceptional schools
Kids can attend Leawood Elementary School, which has an active parent community and receives an overall grade of B-plus on Niche. Here, kids can get experience working in the on-site school garden, where colorful gnomes, painted tables and rock designs invite the neighborhood to get their hands dirty. Students may move on to Ken Caryl Middle School, which maintains an overall grade of B-plus and offers unique electives in topics like mechanics of engineering and jewelry making. With a history of high-performing academic and athletic departments, Columbine High School boasts an A overall grade. Columbine High School participates in community service projects, and it is home to an award-winning drama program, which gives students a variety of extracurricular experiences.
Many students will start their education at Leawood Elementary School.
Ken Caryl Middle School serves as the Junior High School in the area.
Columbine High School of the Jefferson County School District R-1.
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Robert F. Clement Park and a nature trail network
Robert F. Clement Park is on the neighborhood's northern border, right next to Columbine High School. This 200-acre park features sports facilities and 14 miles of trails around a 60-acre reservoir. Clement Park boasts plenty of activities like shredding at the skate park, playing beach volleyball or running through the sprinklers at the splash pad. From Woodmar Square Park, explore the Lilley Gulch Regional Trail, a 2-mile path through parks and grasslands between Pierce Street and the Kipling Parkway. Chief Colorow Park features sidewalk paths and a jungle gym. The trail continues west through Lilley Gulch Park, where kids can scale the climbing wall and mountain-themed playground. The Lilley Gulch Recreation Center extends entry-level gymnastics courses or swimming lessons at the indoor pool. Over 1,000 people participate in the Lilley Gulch Recreation Center programs each summer. The Dutch Creek Trail is a paved path that slinks around a quiet stream along Coal Mine Avenue in the neighborhood's southeast corner. Taking a tunnel path underneath Pierce Street, the 2-mile Dutch Creek Trail lands in Weaver Park, a community green space with an entry point to other nature trails.
Weaver Park has long trails running through Dutch Creek Village.
Robert F. Clement Park is huge and and has something foe everyone.
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Shopping spree at the Southwest Plaza mall
The nearest commercial area is an easy 2-mile drive north to the corner of Wadsworth Boulevard and Bowles Avenue. Southwest Plaza provides an indoor bazaar and mall with brand name shops, restaurants and an outdoor food court. The Lake House Kitchen & Tavern on Bowles Avenue offers award-winning fried chicken and classic American favorites on the patio overlooking the Johnson Reservoir. Angie's Restaurant, on Pierce Street, is a family owned chain serving Mexican and Italian cuisine since 1965. Bowles Crossing is another shopping center east on the other side of Wadsworth Boulevard where shoppers can pause the spree to catch a flick at the AMC movie theater or fill up on groceries at Trader Joe’s. Less than a mile south of Dutch Creek Village, the Coalmine Shopping Center is a more convenient and less crowded area with essential retail like King Soopers supermarket, located on Coal Mine Avenue.
Dutch Creek Village residents are just a short drive from Southwest Plaza Mall.
Dutch Creek Village residents can catch a movie at the AMC theatre in Bowles Crossing.
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To Lakewood or downtown Littleton
Commuters can catch the Regional Transit District (RTD) bus about one mile north at the stops on Bowles Avenue or Wadsworth Boulevard. The light rail runs to downtown Denver from the station in Downtown Littleton, 4 miles east. Santa Fe Drive takes traffic 10 miles north to Interstate 25, the essential expressway in Denver. The neighborhood's western border is Wadsworth Boulevard, a primary strip that reaches Lakewood, a city 9 miles north of Dutch Creek Village. The Denver International Airport is 45 miles northeast on Extension 470, the toll road that circles the metropolitan area. The entrance to E-470 is 4 miles south. Downtown Littleton is just 4 miles east of Dutch Creek Village.
Dutch Creek Village have easy access to the RTD bus lines.
Dutch Creek Village residents can catch the light rail at the Littleton-Downtown Station.
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Grant Amphitheater in Robert F. Clement Park hosts free concerts during the Summer months.
Concerts at the Grant Amphitheater
Clement Park is one of the most popular places for community events. Concerts in Clement Park is a summer concert series with free admission, seating on the lawn and live music at the Grant Amphitheater. Hops in the Park is a craft beer festival that features local breweries, food trucks, and vendors. In September, the Summerset Festival brings a car show, local businesses and live entertainment to the Clement Park. Local produce cultivated by Colorado farmers is available at the Saturday farmers' market in the parking lot of the Southwest Plaza shopping center.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
2,415
Median Age
49
Population Density
6 ppl/acre
Population under 18
20.1%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
29.5%
Above the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$96,831
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$129,897
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
96.8%
Above the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
46.7%
Above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
15.3%
% Population in Labor Force
59.5%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
17''
Average Winter Low Temperature
18°F
Average Summer High Temperature
86°F
Annual Snowfall
77''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
57/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
29/ 100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
0/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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