Dustin and Monica were among the first to see the promise of Stapleton when they bought a home in an early Stapleton neighborhood in 2004. After living in that house for 10 years, they decided it was time for an upgrade. They considered an extensive remodel of their original home, but ultimately decided to take a chance and buy a new home in Stapleton’s first neighborhood north of I-70, Conservatory Green. While Dustin and Monica loved the new neighborhood, they were kind of disappointed with their second home in Stapleton.
Since our earliest homes, Daniel Morales has been the creative mind behind Parkwood’s iconic neo-traditional style. From large commercial projects to residential homes, his goal has always been to design buildings with harmony. Daniel's long career in architecture started with the Kentlands community working under Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, where he met developer Joseph Alfandre and his executive VP, Steve Wilcox, who would go on to found Parkwood. I had the opportunity to talk to Daniel about everything from his experience working on the Kentlands community to current trends in architecture and what makes a building beautiful.
Every once in a while, we work with our sales team to build a home with our most popular options and release it as a finished home ready for quick move-in. In very rare cases, a buyer has to back out due to extenuating circumstances. This finished Madison is one such opportunity! Ready to move in immediately, this open plan Madison is one of our hottest-selling floor plans, thoughtfully designed for livability. To see more photos of this gorgeous home, scroll to the bottom for the gallery!
The Beacon Hill Collection, exclusive to Stapleton, perfectly blends timeless architecture with modern preferences like 10-foot ceilings, open floor plans, and Bosch Appliances. To take advantage of Colorado’s pleasant sunshine and mountain views, most Beacon Hill homes have incorporated comfortable outdoor living space, including our very popular rooftop decks
We’ve been hearing lately that the word on the street is that there aren't a lot of new homes available at the moment as builders prepare to release their next lots in the upcoming Beeler Park neighborhood. We’re setting the record straight… YES, Parkwood still has homes to sell, and you can get a great value on a charming, timeless Parkwood home in either Wicker Park or Beeler Park neighborhood.
Ramsey and Mykol recently moved into their Parkwood home in Stapleton. They had a very nice, charming, old home in Hilltop, an older Denver neighborhood, but decided to make the leap to Stapleton and picked Parkwood Homes to build their new family home. With a growing family, they craved a bigger kitchen, a more open floorplan, and Ramsey was especially keen on the idea of building a home gym in the new garage.
Last week, we sent a few of our newer team members to Kentlands, Maryland, one of the world's first New Urbanist planned communities. It's also the place where Parkwood got its start and is still headquartered today. Our new marketing coordinator, Simon, who happened to grow up near the Kentlands, wrote about his experience and took some pictures of the trip.
