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Housing Guide.Pdf HOUSINGGUiDE Charis Bible College Woodland Park & Colorado Springs Woodland Park Info Woodland Park is located in Teller County, Colorado. The area has two elementary schools (Columbine and Gateway Elementary Schools), one middle school (Woodland Park Middle School), and one high school (Woodland Park High School): www.city-data.com/school /Woodland-Park-Colorado.html#HS. Woodland Park is a small, western town with a population of just over 7,000 people. Colorado Springs, down the pass from Woodland Park, is From anywhere in Woodland Park, your commute the nearest large city, with over 400,000 residents. to Charis Bible College can be from five to fifteen Woodland Park has one regional hospital. New minutes away from Trout Creek Road. And then construction in the last few years has increased it’s just a left onto Gospel Truth Way, and you the availability of apartments and other rental are entering Charis Bible College’s campus, The properties in the area. Sanctuary. Just a starting place in your search •Woodland Park, CO Rentals Michael Harper Real Estate Christ Haven Lodge 208 E. Hwy. 24 Ste. B 178 Palmer Dr., Florissant CO 80816 Woodland Park CO 80863 719-687-3425 719-687-1715 Dorman Real Estate Services Rooms for Rent 107 Sundial Dr. Ste. A These will be posted outside the Student Woodland Park CO 80863 Services Room. 719–623–1000 www.coloradospringsproperty.management Moving Services God’s Grace Moving Ministry Merit Real Estate 3890 Mallow Rd. 510 W. Hwy. 24, Woodland Park CO 80863 Colorado Springs CO 80907 719-687-1112 719-375-8780 www.meritco.com/idx/city/woodland-park www.GodsGraceMoving.com Property Management Specialists Newspapers and Employment Websites 400 W. Hwy. 24 #120 Pikes Peak Courier—www.pikespeakcourier.net Woodland Park CO 80863 CareerBuilder—www.careerbuilder.com 719-686-8138 Jobs2Careers—www.jobs2careers.com Craigslist—cosprings.craiglist.org Trail Ridge at Woodland Park Snagajob—www.snagajob.com Connie Woodworth Monster—jobs.monster.com 704 Stone Park Ln. Woodland Park CO 80863 Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce 719-687-2010 210 E. Midland Ave. Woodland Park CO 80863 Realtors 719-687-9885 Coldwell Banker 1st Choice Realty www.woodlandparkchamber.com 18401 E. Hwy. 24 #100 Woodland Park CO 80863 719-687-0900 Keller Williams NOTICE to Charis Bible College students: Charis Bible College 107 Sundial Dr. Ste. A accepts no responsibility or liability for any circumstances taking place with any housing information made available in this guide or on our Woodland Park CO 80863 Charis Student Information Board. These housing situations are for the 719-686-9100 student’s information only; Charis Bible College does not authorize or endorse these housing opportunities. woodlandpark.yourkwoffice.com Colorado Springs Info including historic Manitou Springs Colorado Springs is located in El Paso County, Colorado, and is the largest and nearest city to Charis Bible College. SCHOOL DISTRICTS The Colorado Springs area has six unified school districts: Academy (District 20), Cheyenne Mountain (District 12), Colorado Springs (District 11), Falcon (District 49), Harrison (District 2), and Widefield (District 3): www.city-data.com/ school/Colorado-Springs -Colorado.html. NEIGHBORHOODS Picking a neighborhood in Colorado Springs depends on many variables. If you like the feel of a quaint western town with an eclectic flair, then Manitou Springs or Old Colorado City will charm you with their historic, downtown feel, Colorado Springs is spread out over a large teeming with individually owned shops and area. We have listed four areas in order of restaurants. If you like the more suburban living their proximity to Highway 24, which everyone experience with a variety of conveniences, then must drive to get to Woodland Park and Colorado Springs has several suburban areas to Charis Bible College. If you have to take I-25 to choose from. get to Highway 24, then how far you live from I-25 can also be important to your commute. Area 1: Central Colorado Springs, Old Tri-Lakes 83 Black Forest Colorado City, and Manitou Springs—closest N to Highway 24 without having to get on I-25 25 [estimated 20-30 minutes from Charis] Woodland Black Forest Park Charis Bible Area 2: Northwest and Southwest Colorado College 24 Northgate Falcon Springs—north and south of Area 1 [estimated Briargate North 30-45 minutes from Charis] Woodland Northwest Park Northeast Area 3: Northeast, East, and Southeast 24 24 West Falcon Colorado Springs—easy access to I-25 and Ute Valley East other roads to get to Highway 24 [estimated Manitou Springs Colorado 94 Springs 35-50 minutes from Charis] Mark- sheffel Area 4: Northgate, Briargate, and Powers— Manitou Springs Southwest 25 areas of Colorado Springs that are farthest Security 115 from Highway 24 [estimated 45-60 minutes Widefield Powers Old Colorado City from Charis] Central Fountain Southeast Valley Information on Colorado Springs areas and neighborhoods taken from www.areavibes. com/colorado+springs-co/neighborhoods/. Just a starting place in your search •Colorado Springs, CO Rentals The Oasis Apartments 1495 Farnham Point Colorado Springs CO 80904 855-446-9929 Advenir at Spring Canyon Apartment Homes 4510 Spring Canyon Hts. Colorado Springs CO 80907 855-431-6480 Camelback Pointe Apartment Homes 3630 Rialto Hts. Colorado Springs CO 80907 719-534-0054 Coree Stewart Olive Tree Properties 719-310-1645 www.coreestewart.com Newspaper and Employment Websites Realtors The Gazette—gazette.com/jobs Keller Williams Clients’ Choice Realty Indeed —www.indeed.com 1283 Kelly Johnson Blvd. CareerBuilder—www.careerbuilder.com Colorado Springs CO 80920 Jobs2Careers—www.jobs2careers.com 719-535-0355 Craigslist—cosprings.craiglist.org Snagajob—www.snagajob.com Coree Stewart, Equity Colorado Real Estate Monster—jobs.monster.com 1155 Kelly Johnson Blvd. Ste. 111 Colorado Springs CO 80920 Pikes Peak Workforce Center 719-310-1645 1675 Garden of the Gods Rd. #1107 www.coreestewart.com Colorado Springs CO 80907 719-667-3700 Tyrell Anderson www.ppwfc.org Kenney & Company 2120 Academy Cir. Ste. A Colorado Springs Regional Business Alliance Colorado Springs CO 80909 102 S Tejon St. #430 719-309-5437 Colorado Springs CO 80903 www.kenneyandcompany.net 719-471-8183 Rooms for Rent Online Relocation Resource These will be posted outside the Student www.charisbiblecollege.org/student-life/relocation Services Room. -information Moving Services God’s Grace Moving Ministry 3890 Mallow Rd. Colorado Springs CO 80907 719-375-8780 www.GodsGraceMoving.com NOTICE to Charis Bible College students: Charis Bible College accepts no responsibility or liability for any circumstances taking place with any housing information made available in this guide or on our Charis Student Information Board. These housing situations are for the student’s information only; Charis Bible College does not authorize or endorse these housing opportunities..
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