Highlands Ranch Neighborhoods
One of the things that makes Highlands Ranch such a great place to call home is the variety of neighborhoods within the community. From established areas with mature trees and larger lots to newer neighborhoods with easy access to trails and open space, gated luxury communities, golf course living, and low-maintenance townhomes, each part of Highlands Ranch offers something a little different. Below, you’ll find a quick introduction to the neighborhoods and subdivisions throughout Highlands Ranch, including what makes each one unique and a few things to consider.
Click on any neighborhood to explore the full guide, where you’ll find more information about homes, schools, parks and trails, recreation centers, nearby amenities, location, and what it’s like to live there.
Coventry Ridge
Central location; trails; established landscaping; shopping access
Gleneagles Village
55+; low-maintenance; clubhouse/pool; single-level choices; golf adjacency
Kentley Hills
Large floor plans; rec-center proximity; trails/open space; views potential
Mansion Pointe
Mature landscaping; larger 1990s homes; near Mansion and trails
Palomino Park
Gated; extensive private recreation; multiple low-maintenance housing types
Settlers Village
Townhouse community of 2 story homes on the east side of highlands ranch
Stratton Ridge
Large/custom homes; mature trees; bigger lots; views
The Hearth
Newer homes; pool/clubhouse/fitness; trails/open space
Tresana
Upscale lock-and-leave; pool/hot tub/fitness; larger attached townhouse plans
Venneford Pointe
Larger lots/homes; mature trees; quiet established feel
Weatherstone
Larger upscale homes; pool/clubhouse; park/playground; open-space access
Wildcat Ridge
Trails/open space; parks; newer-than-core HR; southern setting, technically Lone Tree
Considering Highlands Ranch?
Schedule a call with Kylie McKay to determine which neighborhoods fit you best.