Live in Lowry

Lowry is a unique, mixed-use community redeveloped on what was formerly the Lowry Air Force Base. As an urban-infill project, Lowry has created a diverse community that offers an amenity-rich living environment without having to sacrifice close proximity to the culture and excitement of the city. With so many options, you can find the home you want right in the heart of the vibrant Denver metro area.

Community

Lowry boasts over 800 acres of parks and open space (about 20% of all the park acreage in Denver!) and features playgrounds, amphitheaters, golf course and ice arena, recreation center and pool, dog park, sports complex and fields, and hiking and biking trails. With nearly 3,000 single-family homes, duplexes, condos and apartments, Lowry has something for everyone. Lowry is big enough to offer lots of amenities, great restaurants and shops while being small enough to maintain a strong sense of community.

Since its inception, Lowry has been an extremely popular new home community, with home values as stable as any you’ll find. Along with great home values, you will also find a peaceful environment for your family.

Livability

With 46 miles of urban trails, the Central Park, Lowry andNorthfield neighborhoods are a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown. The neighborhood is home to many parks and open spaces, including Central Park, a haven for dogs, joggers, cyclists and rollerbladers. Biking and hiking paths connect the area to the 17,000-acre Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, where city gives way to prairie. It’s not unusual to spot golden eagles soaring in the skies above and bison wandering the wilderness.

Outside of the wilderness aspects, you can also find some local spots that will enhance your weekend adventures.

Places to Visit

Stanley Marketplace: was once an aviation factory and has been turned into a community hub with food shops, restaurants, retail stores and parkland.
Wings over the Rockies Air and Space Museum: With an extensive collection of aircraft, aviation and military exhibits, the museum offers a one-of-a-kind look into the history of the servicemen and women who served at Lowry Air Force Base.
Soiled Dove Underground: Known as Denver’s most intimate concert venue, Soiled Dove Underground features tiered cabaret seating. Each seat is no more than 45 feet from the stage, meaning there’s not a bad view in the house.
The Shops at Northfield Stapleton: The pedestrian streets and fountains offer a relaxed, outdoor shopping experience, an 18-screen movie theater and sidewalk cafes.
Station 26 Brewing Co: Kick back on the expansive patio of this old fire station and crack open a can of 303 Lager at this GABF-medal-winning Colorado brewery.

Look no further than Lowry when it comes to a perfect mixture of housing, activities, history, and culture. Our Corken + Company team would love to help you find your ideal home in this perfect neighborhood. Contact us today!