Welcome to the neighborhood

Our first village, located along Titan Road, is where you’ll find Ranch Social and the Sterling Center, as well as the Primrose School for early childhood education. It’s also home to the Overlook Clubhouse featuring a stunning competition pool, fitness center, shaded pavilion, fireplace and table tennis. A K-6 Douglas County School is scheduled to open fall of 2027. Across from the elementary, a Douglas County Library will open about the same time. The new homes of Providence are sold out, however the neighborhood serves as our flagship village, proof of a more sustainable, more thoughtful, more beautiful way to create community.

Easily accessible from Waterton Road and bordered by Burns Regional Park, Ascent offers a range of new single-family homes with architecture inspired by our high-plains landscape and Denver’s historic park neighborhoods. It will also be the site of our first true village center Waterton Place. A short trail ride from home, Waterton Place is planned as a mixed-use destination.

With a foot in the foothills, Prospect is located along the community’s western edge. The village is convenient to Roxborough Marketplace and notably features the all-abilities Prospect Park, designed to make play fun and inclusive for everyone. Prospect is our second village to sell out. Yet it is a wonder destination within Sterling Ranch, showcasing architecture that recalls Colorado’s historic landmarks, mining towns and alpine getaways.

Parkvale is nestled in its own valley between two regional parks—elevated Burns Regional Park to the east and expansive Heritage Regional Park to the southwest—and bisected by Outcrop, our long, linear neighborhood park. A short walk reveals sweeping western views, miles of meandering trails and unique pocket parks just about everywhere. Two Mainstreet-style retail districts are planned within the village. And a colorful palette of Colorado-inspired homes brings a broad variety of choices to Sterling Ranch.