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Community Guide RICHMOND AMERICAN HOMES Community Guide METRO DENVER | NORTHERN COLORADO | COLORADO SPRINGS | PUEBLO The Coral LOOKING FOR YOUR DREAM NEIGHBORHOOD? At Richmond American, we understand that the feeling of home is about more than just the house—it’s about the location and the lifestyle of the area. Let us help you explore our communities across Colorado and locate your perfect fit. CALL 888.500.7060 TODAY. With us, it's personal.™ GET TO KNOW OUR HOME COLLECTIONS In addition to the wide variety of classic floor plans we build, you’ll find some communities offer these exciting home collections… Versatile floor plans designed to place homeownership within reach! Learn more at RichmondAmerican.com/Seasons. Contemporary paired homes with low-maintenance yards and loads of curb appeal! Learn more at RichmondAmerican.com/UrbanCollection. Modern three-story homes with available rooftop terrace and more! Learn more at RichmondAmerican.com/Cityscape. RICHMONDAMERICAN.COM CR-5 LAFAYETTE ERIEERIE CR-5 E. County Line Road 3 E. County Line Road 2 ErieErie Pkwy. Pkwy. 1 2 4 BRIGHTONBRIGHTON BOULDER th BOULDER 7 168 th Avenue 7 168 Avenue 5 th 16 6 THORNTON 160 thAvenue Bridge Street 3 4 THORNTON 160 Avenue 7 Bridge Street 11 12 7 Avenue th 17 Avenue th Lowell Blvd. 13 50 rkway th a Lowell Blvd. 144 Avenue est P y 50 rthw Parkwa 144th Avenue No est th orthw 144 Avenue 85 N 144th Avenue E470 85 36 E470 36 25 76 Holly St. 25 th 76 287 7 Holly St. 1 Blvd. Colorado 128 Avenue COMMERCE CITY 287 th Colorado Blvd. Colorado 128 Avenue COMMERCE CITY Quebec St. 120th Avenue Quebec St. 120th Avenue BROOMFIELD 18 128 BROOMFIELD 15 14 93 128 93 811 13 Candelas Parkway 104th Avenue 104th Ave. 12 9 th Candelas Parkway ARVADA 104 Avenue 104th Ave. E470 NORTHGLENN 9 ARVADA th E470 72 Road Chambers Thornton9 Parkway 96 Avenue DENVER th venue th 72 A Road Chambers 86 Thornton Parkway 96 Avenue INTERNATIONALDENVER 6th Avenue AIRPORT 8 76 INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 5 Tower Road Tower t 10 e 76 . Road Tower Kipling Street e d r t t v l Wadsworth Blvd. Wadsworth S e B . 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Hampden Avenue Avenue MORRISON E470 22 AURORA Smoky HillQuincy21 Road Avenue Picadilly St. 23 24 MORRISON Belleview Avenue Belleview Avenue E470 27 19 20 Smoky Hill17 Road Picadilly St. 18 Belleview52 Avenue Belleview Avenue 22 85 17 15 16 14 46 Arapahoe Road Arapahoe Road Arapahoe Rd. 85 17 Parker Road Simms Street Arapahoe Road Arapahoe Road Arapahoe Rd. S S. Oak Hill Way m E. Dry Creek Rd. Parker Road o Simms Street S. Broadway Avenue S. Broadway k Santa Fe Drive 27y Hil C470 Boulevard Colorado S l RS. Oak Hill Way m d. E. DryE470 Creek Rd. o d R S. Broadway Avenue S. Broadway k Santa Fe Drive y 45 H33 n CENTENNIAL i o l t C470 Boulevard Colorado l R d. a E470 d h R nch Parkway Lincoln Avenue w a n R 2o 8 o s CENTENNIAL P t d . LITTLETON n a a 25 S l 29 h gh Hi nch Parkwa Lincoln Avenue w a y Ridg Rd. Jordan R ega o s te Pkwy. 34 Mainstreet P d t . LITTLETON n S. Chambers Rd. stree la Main 20 19 S High HIGHLANDS Ridge Rd. Jordan d ga Mainstreet a te Pkwy. 31 t o S. 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County Line Road 2 3 4 BRIGHTON BOULDER th 7 168 Avenue 5 6 THORNTON 160th Avenue Bridge Street 16 7 Avenue 17 th Lowell Blvd. rkway th 50 est Pa 144 Avenue orthw N 144th Avenue 85 E470 36 25 76 Holly St. 287 7 th 1 Blvd. Colorado 128 Avenue COMMERCE CITY Quebec St. 120th Avenue BROOMFIELD 18 128 15 14 93 11 13 Candelas Parkway 104th Avenue 104th Ave. 12 ARVADA 9 E470 NORTHGLENN th 72 Road Chambers Thornton Parkway 96 Avenue DENVER th e 86 Avenu INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 76 Tower Road Tower t e . Kipling Street e d r t v l Wadsworth Blvd. Wadsworth S B a a n ñ a i 76 e P d th th n nd Ward Road Ward I 52 Ave 10 270 56 Avenue 56 Avenue 9 8 30 70 Chambers Road Chambers 32 58 DENVER With us, it's personal.™ 70 6th Avenue 6th Avenue 6 28 31 E. 6th Avenue E. Alameda Avenue 29 Colorado Boulevard Colorado University Boulevard 70 LAKEWOOD 25 225 26 S. Havana St. Chambers Road Chambers E. Iliff Avenue 30 Kipling Street Wadsworth Blvd. Wadsworth Hampden Avenue St. S. Yosemite 285 E. Hampden Avenue AURORA Quincy Avenue MORRISON E470 22 Smoky Hill21 Road Picadilly St. 23 24 Belleview Avenue Belleview Avenue 27 19 20 52 85 17 Arapahoe Road Arapahoe Road Arapahoe Rd. Parker Road Simms Street S S. Oak Hill Way m E. Dry Creek Rd. o S. Broadway Avenue S. Broadway k Santa Fe Drive y Hil C470 Boulevard Colorado l R d. E470 d R 33 n CENTENNIAL o t a h ch Pa w an rkway Lincoln Avenue R o s P LITTLETON nd . la 25 S High Rid Rd. Jordan gega te Pkwy. 34 t Mainstreet S. Chambers Rd. tree HIGHLANDS Mains d oa R RANCH an Hess Road Tit Hess Road 25 er Rd. 35 Hilltop Road 50 nbock Canyon Road otse 36 ELIZABETH 51 49 py y/M 37 p alle 85 a ot V H wfo ro 83 PARKER C 38 ulevard 39 Bo s w o 42 d a e M 43 r Rd. th M rge 5 St. 86 e i sb k e n R ls lfe id o CASTLE ROCK o g n B e lv W > R d d . Plum . Creek 40 Pkwy. 41 stal V . Cry alley Pkwy 45 44 46 47 48 RICHMONDAMERICAN.COM 3. Seasons at Colliers Hill SEASONSTM COLLECTION From the $400s 732 Audubon Peak Drive Erie, CO 80516 HOME GALLERY™ & HG2 720.956.6699 PERSONALIZE YOUR NEW HOME From I-25, take Exit 232 west toward Erie/ WITH FIXTURES, FINISHES Dacono. Turn left on Erie Parkway. Right AND MORE. on CR-5. Turn left on CR-10. Left on Horizon Boulevard. Left on Flora View. Left on BELLEVIEW PROMENADE Audubon Peak Drive. Community is on 8000 E. Belleview Avenue the left. Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Home GalleryTM: Suite C-12 HG2: Suite D-30 LAFAYETTE 720.239.7181 4. Parkdale Multiple collections METRO DENVER Coming soon! NORTHGLENN Baseline Road and 119th Street Lafayette, CO 80026 303.850.5750 1. Karl‘s Farm Multiple collections From I-25, exit west on Baseline Road. th Coming soon! Turn right on 119 Street. Community is 120th Avenue and Irma Drive on the right. Northglenn, CO 80241 303.850.5750 BROOMFIELD From I-25, exit east on 120th Avenue. 5. Anthem Highlands Vistas Turn left on Irma Drive. Community is Final opportunity! on the right. From the $600s 16201 Mount Oso Place ERIE Broomfield, CO 80023 720.745.7817 2. Colliers Hill From the $500s Take I-25 and exit west on Highway 411 Dusk Place 7/Baseline Road. Turn left on Lowell Erie, CO 80516 Boulevard.
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