Roxborough offers a very different setting from many of Douglas County’s suburban communities. Set against the foothills and dramatic red-rock formations, the area combines established neighborhoods, newer homes and custom properties with some of the most distinctive scenery in the southwest Denver metro area.
Buyers will commonly see both Roxborough Village and Roxborough Park when searching here. Roxborough Village offers a more traditional neighborhood setting, while Roxborough Park sits closer to the red-rock formations and includes larger and custom homes.
Roxborough should not be confused with nearby Sterling Ranch. Sterling Ranch is a separate, newer master-planned community just north of Roxborough where substantial new construction is still underway.
Dramatic foothill and red-rock scenery that gives Roxborough a very different feel from much of suburban Douglas County.
Easy access to outdoor recreation, including Roxborough State Park, Waterton Canyon, Chatfield State Park and miles of nearby trails.
A variety of single-family homes, from more traditional neighborhood settings in Roxborough Village to custom and higher-end homes closer to the foothills.
A quieter, more removed setting while still being within the southwest Denver metro area.
Arrowhead Golf Club provides one of Colorado’s most distinctive golf-course settings, surrounded by red-rock formations.
Parks, trails and open space are woven throughout much of the community.
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Roxborough isn’t actually a town. It is an unincorporated community in Douglas County, so there is no Town of Roxborough government.
People have been using the Roxborough area for thousands of years. More than 40 archaeological sites and 200 artifacts have been documented within Roxborough State Park.
In 1903, Henry Persse built a stone house at Roxborough to entertain visitors. Persse Place still stands within the state park and occasionally opens for historical tours.
Roxborough State Park didn’t open to the public until 1987, although Colorado began acquiring land for the park in 1975.
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