Eastridge Neighborhoods
Settlers Village

Settlers Village is an established townhome community on the east side of Highlands Ranch, conveniently located near University Blvd/Lincoln Avenue and Quebec Street. Built primarily in the late 1990s, the neighborhood features townhomes with attached two-car garages, basements and a variety of functional floor plans.
Residents enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle with HOA-maintained exteriors and snow removal, along with private amenities including a clubhouse, swimming pool, hot tub, fitness room and tennis courts. Nearby trails and open space provide easy access to the outdoors, while Eastridge Recreation Center, shopping, dining, C-470 and I-25 are all just minutes away. Settlers Village is a convenient option for buyers searching for townhomes in Highlands Ranch with both community amenities and easy access to the Denver metro area.
Palomino Park

Palomino Park is a gated condo and townhome community located along South Quebec Street in the northeastern portion of Highlands Ranch. Developed primarily in the early 2000s, the community includes both owner-occupied and rental villages, with Gold Peak and Silver Mesa offering condos and townhomes featuring attached garages, balconies and a variety of floor plans.
One of Palomino Park’s biggest draws is its impressive collection of private amenities, including a clubhouse, swimming pool and hot tub, fitness center, basketball and pickleball courts, dog park and neighborhood trails. Its location near C-470, I-25 and the Lincoln light rail station also makes it especially convenient for commuting and accessing shopping, dining and entertainment throughout the south Denver metro area.
Gleneagles Village

Gleneagles Village is a gated 55+ community in the Eastridge area of Highlands Ranch, offering a low-maintenance lifestyle alongside The Links Golf Course. The neighborhood features approximately 345 homes, including both attached and detached residences, with many single-level floor plans and main-floor primary suites.
Residents enjoy their own private clubhouse, outdoor pool and community gathering spaces, while the HOA handles many exterior and landscaping responsibilities, including lawn care and snow removal. With golf just outside the gates and convenient access to shopping, dining, C-470 and I-25, Gleneagles Village is a popular option for buyers searching for 55+ living in Highlands Ranch.
Hawks Pointe

Hawks Pointe is an established neighborhood in the northeastern portion of Highlands Ranch, near the intersection of Wildcat Reserve Parkway and McArthur Ranch Road. Built primarily between 1998 and 2000, the community offers a more approachable price point compared with many surrounding Highlands Ranch neighborhoods, making it an appealing option for buyers looking for value within the area.
Known for its quiet, residential feel, Hawks Pointe offers convenient access to neighborhood trails, parks and the extensive amenities available through the Highlands Ranch Community Association, including recreation centers, pools and community programs. Its location also provides easy access to shopping, dining and major routes throughout Highlands Ranch and the south Denver metro area.
Falcon Creek

Tucked along the eastern side of Highlands Ranch, Falcon Creek is an established neighborhood of approximately 200 homes built primarily from the late 1980s through the mid-1990s. The community sits near Lincoln Avenue and Quebec Street, just west of Lone Tree, and is made up largely of traditional two-story homes. Lots are generally around a quarter-acre with some offering about a half acre.
One of Falcon Creek’s biggest draws is its convenient location. Highland Heritage Regional Park is just minutes away, offering expansive green space, paved trails, athletic fields, an off-leash dog area and an amphitheater used for community events and summer concerts. Residents are also close to Eastridge Recreation Center, everyday shopping and dining along Lincoln Avenue, and major commuter routes. Access to I-25 and the Lincoln light rail station is only a short drive away, making Falcon Creek especially convenient for getting around the south Denver metro area.
