Sterling Ranch is more than a place, it’s a lifestyle
Whether you grew up a Colorado native or adopted the Centennial State somewhere along the way, you find yourself here because it speaks to you. A place full of life and a life full of adventure. Surrounded by open space, recreation and breath-giving views, Sterling Ranch looks and feels like the Colorado you fell in love with. And if you’re thinking about relocating to the region, you won’t find a more ideal place to call home.
Douglas County’s sweet spot
Experiences that some would drive hours or even days to have are within minutes from Sterling Ranch. Water skiing, sailing, paddleboarding, fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, road cycling, championship golf, horseback riding, polo … are all part of the day in our neck of the woods. Of course, you’re never far from city life either. Denver is 20 miles north on 85, Castle Rock is 15 miles south on 85, and Park Meadows is 15 miles east on C-470.
It’s all right here
The stories you tell. The pictures you take. The people you meet. They’re all more interesting when you live where the Great Plains meets the great outdoors.
Nature is your neighbor
At Sterling Ranch, there’s plenty of outdoor adventure to be had within the community boundaries. Thanks to miles of trails, dozens of parks and 850 acres of planned open space and wildlife corridors, you’re never far from experiences that pull your family away from screens and out into the real world. Even as our villages grow, there will always be someplace wild to go and beautiful to see nearby.
We’re preserving and enhancing what makes this place special in the first place.
REGIONAL AMENITIES
Nearby places worth discovering
DOUGLAS COUNTY — SAFETY INITIATIVES
A safe place to live and work
Douglas County maintains a data-driven approach to public safety. The District Attorney, law enforcement agencies and local governments use technology, crime tracking, and regional coordination to support crime prevention, inform policies and proactively keep rates low. Turns out the efforts are working spectacularly. Both violent crime and property crime are significantly below national averages, and recent data shows crime on a downward trend. Public perception confirms the numbers with numbers of their own. 94% of residents surveyed say Douglas County is a safe place to live and work and 89% say it’s a good place to raise a family.