Within minutes of Edora Park and a short drive from downtown Fort Collins, Stonehenge is a quiet suburb with streets shaded by oak, elm and pine trees. The neighborhood is near outdoor recreation, popular city events and active shopping areas.
Stonehenge has a mix of single-family homes and townhouses, most of which were built between the late 1970s and mid-1980s. The area’s architectural scene is comprised of split-levels, modern craftsman houses and ranch-style homes, with attached two-car garages and 5,000 to 9,000-square-foot lots. Townhomes with three to four bedrooms range from $440,000 to $500,000, while single-family builds go for $550,000 to $850,000.
All the neighborhood’s homes are within a half mile of the 70-acre Edora Park. Sports enthusiasts can use the park’s baseball diamonds, disc golf course, skate park or tennis courts. The park is also home to a playground, horseshoe courts, open field space and a shaded picnic area. The Edora Community Garden has plots that can be reserved annually to grow and harvest produce. The 9-mile paved Spring Creek Trail passes through the park and spans east to the Riverbend Ponds Natural Area and southwest to Spring Canyon Park.
Riffenburgh Elementary School and Lesher Middle School both earn B-plus overall grades from Niche. Ridgeview Classical School sits to the neighborhood’s northwest and receives an A-minus. This tuition-free liberal arts charter school serves kindergarten through 12th grade and focuses on teaching students to be active and responsible community members. Ridgeview also hosts an outdoors program where students explore Colorado’s natural areas while rock climbing, hiking and learning survival skills. Fort Collins High School earns an A-minus and, according to Niche, is the third-best high school in Larimer County. High Schoolers can take concurrent enrollment courses through Front Range Community College.
The Jessup Farm Artisan Village has a handful of local businesses where the community’s early farmlands once stood. Bindle Coffee is a cafe and micro-roastery serving baked goods, coffee and breakfast sandwiches. The Farmhouse at Jessup Farm is two doors down and serves classic comfort foods from fried chicken to mushroom bolognese. The Barrel House has a selection of craft beers in a restored, 140-year-old farmhouse. For groceries, a Sprouts Farmers Market and King Soopers are both nearby. Old Town Fort Collins is the city’s hub for shopping and dining, with dozens of local businesses and popular restaurants about 3 miles north of Stonehenge.
Old Town also plays host to numerous events throughout the year, from the holiday lights ceremony to free concerts. “There are a few rooftop bars downtown that are great for watching the tree lighting ceremony in December,” says Nicole Gardner, a Fort Collins resident and former Colorado State University student. “From Sunset Lounge, you can see the lights flicker on all at once across the skyline.”
Stonehenge is a bikeable community, with a Bike Score of 89 out of 100. Fort Collins is home to over 200 miles of bike lanes and trails, including the nearby Spring Creek Trail and the Poudre Trail. There are Transfort bus stops nearby along Lemay Avenue and Prospect Road, with 25 different routes across the city. Interstate 25 is a short drive east and can take travelers to nearby cities like Cheyenne, Wyoming and Denver.
Paul Jansen
Realty One Group Fourpoints
(970) 999-1583
62 Total Sales
1 in Stonehenge
$469,500 Price
Chrissy Barker
RE/MAX Alliance-FTC South
(720) 496-0876
130 Total Sales
1 in Stonehenge
$625,000 Price
Laura Olive
RE/MAX Alliance-FTC Dwtn
(970) 825-0437
96 Total Sales
1 in Stonehenge
$525,000 Price
Jeremy Johnson
RE/MAX Alliance-FTC Dwtn
(970) 888-7171
346 Total Sales
1 in Stonehenge
$525,000 Price
Jared Reimer
Elevations Real Estate, LLC
(970) 999-1127
55 Total Sales
1 in Stonehenge
$415,000 Price
Kyle Basnar
Group Mulberry
(970) 698-8150
335 Total Sales
3 in Stonehenge
$445K - $698K Price Range
On average, homes in Stonehenge, Fort Collins sell after 57 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Stonehenge, Fort Collins over the last 12 months is $447,500, down 28% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Mid-century homes and evergreen-lined lanes south of downtown Fort Collins
A quiet Fort Collins suburb dotted with maple and cottonwood trees
Neighborhood with a nature preserve and bike trail close to Old Town Fort Collins
A quiet, 1970s suburb 3 miles south of downtown Fort Collins
A south Fort Collins community in the Sustainable Neighborhoods Network
Wide lanes and mature trees 2 miles south of downtown Fort Collins
