Colorado Springs South/West Area

Colorado Springs’ South West Area roughly covers the area from Cheyenne Mountain to I-25,  Colorado Avenue to just south of Academy Blvd.  It is probably the most diverse area of town, when it comes to properties - homes anywhere from brand-new to 40, 50+ years old, ranging in prices from $100,000 to several Millions throughout several neighborhoods.
The [...]

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Colorado Springs Neighborhoods – Colorado Centre

If you’ve lived in Colorado Springs for any length of time, you know how much the North/East side expanded – new homes and stores galore!  - specially toward Falcon. However, if you are looking for a quieter area – you might want to try Colorado Centre. Located off Powers or Marksheffel and Bradley or Drennan, it’s separate enough from the [...]

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Colorado Springs Neighborhoods – Wagon Trails

Wagon Trails is situated on the North/East Side of Colorado Springs, in the popular Norwood Development. It is bordered by Dublin Blvd.on the South, Bridle Pass on the East and North and Austin Bluffs Parkway on the West.
Wagon Trails is serviced by Colorado Springs School District 11.
Places to shop are available directly on Austin Bluffs, and include Albertson’s, [...]

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Colorado Springs Neighborhoods – Cordera

Cordera is located off Powers Blvd. and Briargate Parkway. It is a brand new Community in District 20, near Parks and shopping, with diverse architecture from premier builders, Community Center and Parks.
Available Builders are Vantage Homes, Saddletree Homes, Keller Homes, Campbell Homes and Symphony Homes, with recent sold prices ranging from $329,000 to $430,000. (Sold [...]

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Wagon Trails Schools – Colorado Springs D-11

Public Neighborhood Schools:If you are considering moving into Wagon Trails, or currently live here and have children, you might want to check out the following websites for Neighborhood Schools. (Make sure to check with each school as to space available. If a school is full, your children might be bused to an overflow school.)
Elementary Schools:
Freedom [...]

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