Aurora is one of Colorado’s largest cities, spanning multiple counties with a wide mix of neighborhoods, housing options, and access to major employers, medical centers, and outdoor spaces.





Aurora often gets a bad rap, but it’s a city that deserves a closer look. Its neighborhoods range from post-war bungalows shaded by mature trees to newer communities with larger homes, including neighborhoods within the Cherry Creek School District. And there’s plenty beyond the houses — Cherry Creek State Park and Reservoir, Aurora Reservoir, miles of trails and open space, the Plains Conservation Center, Stanley Marketplace and an incredible mix of restaurants along Havana Street. Aurora is large, diverse and very different from one neighborhood to the next.
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Established southeast Aurora, larger homes, mature landscaping/pines, trails and amenities, with much of the area associated with Cherry Creek schools.
A golf-course community with a broad range of homes and convenient access to the Southlands area. It helps show the newer, suburban side of Aurora.
A newer master-planned housing near Aurora Reservoir, which gives you a completely different lifestyle story: newer construction, community amenities, trails and water/recreation nearby.
An established townhome community in southeast Aurora, built primarily in the 2000s. Homes include both ranch and two-story floor plans, many with basements and two-car garages. The community has its own pool and neighborhood amenities, while its southeast Aurora location provides convenient access to E-470, Southlands and nearby recreation.
This offers surprisingly spacious attached homes, many with basements and attached two-car garages. Some homes back to Meadow Hills Golf Course, adding an open feel to this established community. Located within the Cherry Creek School District and convenient to Parker Road and I-225, Meadow Hills can offer a lot of square footage for the price compared with similarly sized detached homes.
Dam East is an established townhome community with mature landscaping and surprisingly spacious homes. Many offer large multi-level floor plans, garages and small private yards or patios — enough outdoor space for a dog without the upkeep of a large yard. The community also offers green space and easy access to Cherry Creek State Park, while its location near Parker Road and I-225 makes getting around the metro area convenient. Dam East is located within the Cherry Creek School District.
If you’re considering a 55+ community in Aurora or the surrounding area, explore my guide to 55+ Communities in Arapahoe County. You’ll find options for different lifestyles, home styles and levels of maintenance.
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