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South Colorado Springs Neighborhoods - 05/16/08 02:32 PM
South Colorado Springs Neighborhoods
Because the army's Fort Carson extends south of Colorado Springs between I-25 and Highway 115, the city has been prevented from growing much in this direction. Exceptions include Stratmoor Valley and Stratmoor Hills near the intersection of I-25 and Highway 85-87, and the communities of the Fountain Valley. Lying east of I-25, Security, Widefield, and Fountain offer a mix of neighborhoods built from the 1950's to the present. The Valley's newer subdivisions can be found to the east of the more established neighborhoods. Existing homes in the Fountain Valley are priced from less than $140,000 to … (1 comments)
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Central Colorado Springs Neighborhoods - 05/16/08 02:28 PM
Central Colorado Springs Neighborhoods
Surrounding downtown Colorado Springs is a diverse range of neighborhoods, from one of the most prestigious to among the most modest. From just north of the downtown business district to Colorado College, small professional and business office buildings (many of which are converted, turn-of-the-century residences) mix with older single-family homes, churches, student rooming houses, and apartments. The Old North End extends north from Colorado College, and includes proudly restored and maintained mansions built by men who made their fortunes in the Cripple Creek gold rush of the 1890's. Further north are the more modest, established neighborhoods of … (0 comments)
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North Colorado Springs Neighborhoods - 05/16/08 02:17 PM
North Colorado Springs
The sprawling U.S. Air Force Academy campus precludes most northward development between I-25 and the mountains. The area east of the Interstate, however, is poised for rapid growth. Existing neighborhoods include Black Forest, a heavily treed area of homes on lots of five acres or less and growing rapidly, and the country club community of Gleneagle, directly across I-25 from the academy. Farther north, the Tri-Lakes area which includes the small towns of Monument and Palmer Lake, the Woodmoor development (and their three namesake lakes) is attracting more and more residents who don't mind the 15 to … (0 comments)
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