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Suburb situated between green space and commercial areas
Deer Run is a Central Thornton neighborhood with mature trees along residential streets, situated between various retail centers and parks. “This is a great spot for first-time homebuyers because it’s a good opportunity to get that entry-level price point for the area,” says Lauren Rowland, a broker with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Kenney & Company since 2013. “Also, with its location in Thornton, you’re within 30 minutes of downtown Denver for anybody needing to commute. It’s a good in-between location since Boulder is also about 30 minutes away.”
The Deer Run neighborhood is located in Thornton, north of Downtown Denver.
Deer Run is located near many trails, parks and green spaces.
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Traditional architecture built around neighborhood green space
The neighborhood's entrance, at 128th Avenue, marks the beginning of new traditional homes with backyards fit for a playset or patio. These single-family homes range from around $355,000 to $520,000. Traditional townhouses, the most common in the area, list from around $320,000 to $450,000.
The homes in Deer Run are built on generously sized lots.
Modern traditional homes are common in the Deer Run neighborhood.
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Choice enrollment and FutureForward in Five Star Schools
Adams 12 Five Star Schools district offers choice enrollment. Deer Run students may elect to attend Skyview Elementary, which earns a B grade from Niche, and Shadow Ridge Middle, which receives a B-minus; both schools are connected to the neighborhood by trail. Horizon High School is also nearby and receives an A-minus. Five Star Schools have a district-wide Career and Technical Education (CTE) program known as “FutureForward,” with courses such as business and marketing taught on Horizon High’s campus.
Horizon High School balances a holistic liberal arts education with rigorous content-specific curriculum to equip students for success beyond graduation.
Shadow Ridge Middle School of the Adams 12 Five Star Schools.
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Trails, paddle boat rentals and Thorntonfest
Although Deer Run’s trail and neighborhood playground are the extent of its recreational options, many public green spaces and parks are nearby. Trail Winds Park is just north of the neighborhood and has multiuse fields, a popular skate park and a recreation center with a pool. Nearly two miles of trail loop around the reservoir at Eastlake Shores Park, west of Deer Run. Many city-sponsored events are held at Carpenter Park, including Thorntonfest in early June and the three-day WinterFest event in mid-December. Both events include food vendors, a marketplace with local artisans and activities for children. The park is popular for its playground and athletic facilities year-round and seasonal amenities, including paddleboat rentals and carousel rides.
The Trail Winds Park and Open Space in Thornton is a great place to enjoy a beautiful Colorado afternoon.
Kids and adults enjoy the skatepark at Carpenter Park in Thornton, Colorado.
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Nearby retail and local donut and Mexican restaurants
Although Deer Run does not have a designated retail area, Thornton Plaza and the Mission Trace North shopping centers are both nearby. Thornton Plaza has Big R Stores and The Grumpy Egg Cafe, a local donut shop. Mission Trace North is home to a King Soopers, Ace Hardware and various restaurant chains. There are also locally owned restaurants, such as Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant, which has been around for over 30 years.
Deer Run residents can run to King Soopers for their grocery needs.
The Deer Run neighborhood is close to many retail and dining options.
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Denver commutes, RTD buses and airport access
Regional Transportation District (RTD) bus stops dot 128th Avenue and nearby thoroughfares, including 120th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard. “Deer Run has proximity to several light rail stations, so if somebody is interested in the city for work or fun and wants to be in the urban part of town, it’s a super quick light rail directly to Union Station in Denver,” Rowland says. Interstate 25 runs west of the neighborhood, connecting the community to Denver, about 18 miles south. North of Deer Run, Extension 470—or “E-470”—travels about 20 miles east to the Denver International Airport, with direct flights to domestic and international cities.
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On average, homes in Deer Run, Thornton sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Deer Run, Thornton over the last 12 months is $401,000, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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