About Highlands Ranch's Kentley Hills

Highlands Ranch Colorado Homes For Sale: Kentley Hills Neighborhood

Kentley Hills Neighborhood in Highlands Ranch is another one of my favorites.  I know, I keep saying that, but there are so many great ones.  With open space running in and out of parts of the neighborhood, and many homes sitting high on a hill, many properties in Kentley Hills can brag with both mountain AND city views.

Homes for sale in the Kentley Hills neighborhood start around mid $300's and run into the $600,000's and even $700,000's at times.  It is a very desirable area with a great location, nearby parks, HRCA Southridge rec center & trails and great schools. 

Technically Kentley Hills is located in Southridge, but it is one of those that is pretty much smack dab in the middle that it is easy to get to just about anywhere in Highlands Ranch, plus very easy for commuters to pick a route to their work destination.

Kentley Hills is within the Douglas County School District boundaries with its High School as nearby Mountain Vista High School.  Summitview Elementary and Heritage Elementary will be K - 6 depending on exact location and Mountain Ridge Middle School are the feeder schools. 

Interested in seeing homes in Kentley Hills?  I would love to set up showings for you at your convenience. 

Here are the latest homes for sale and available by map in Kentley Hills - Highlands Ranch, CO.  It is a current ID listing feed, which just mean that whether you view this page today or a year form now or 5 years from now, the homes for sale that are listed are current as provided by the Denver MLS IDX system. 

If you prefer to view the listings in a list form just click on over to my Denver real estate blog and you can see them there.  Kentley Hills Neighborhood - Highlands Ranch, CO Homes For Sale

If you would like further info on a home listed here, click on it and you'll be brought to a full search page with more information.  Or just give me a call and I am reachable by email, text and skype video chat as well.

This seductive ranch will steal your heart!

Do you like entertaining and family get togethers? This former Shea model has spacious formals and a great room, all with vaulted ceilings, for memorable times with family and friends.

The study is a dream with it's rich cherry cabinets and wall-to-wall shelving. You'll find the same beautiful cabinets in the laundry room, bathrooms, and, of course, the kitchen.

Add to the above great features a large master bedroom with a five piece bath and a large walk-in closet with built-ins and a second bedroom and your sanctuary is complete. Except for the expansive 2100 sq ft. basement, that is. It awaits your creative design.

What else will you love about this house? It could be the cul-de-sac location in the popular Kentley Hills neighborhood of Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Or it could be the wonderful neighbors. And the annual 4th of July get- togethers and Christmas parties. Maybe it will be the desireable stucco and rock exterior. It might be the complete security system that has contacts on all doors and windows including the basement. Or you might really enjoy the professionally landscaped, low maintenance yard and the great patio. Or many of the other great features. too many to list.

Why not see it for yourself? Just go to www.obeo.com/580785. Or, if you're in town, call me, Barbara Salisbury, at 720-884-6040, or your realtor.

Your Highlands Ranch expert,

Barbara Salisbury

Kenna Real Estate

720-884-6040

barbara@kennarealestate.com

Just an update on our listing at 3350 Thistlebrook Ln in Kentley Hills Highlands Ranch. We have rescheduled the open house for next weekend. With Easter this Sunday, our agents and client decided it would be better to wait.

While we have plenty of showings scheduled for Saturday, we're never too busy for you. If you're searching for Homes for Sale Highlands Ranch, give us a call and we'll make time for you and your needs.

Thanks, and have a great Easter!

Kentley Hills Highlands Ranch Homes

Subdivision of Kentley Hills in Highlands Ranch  consists of about 850 single family homes. Most of the homes in Kentley Hills neighborhood were built in 1999, 2000 and 2001. The majority of the houses in this community are 2-story homes with a few Ranch style houses tucked in between. Many of the neighborhood houses back to greenbelts and have beautiful mountain views. Highlands Ranch Landmark Windmill at the Highlands Ranch Mansion can be seen from the Western part of the community. Kentley Hills homes were built by a few builders including Richmond American, Shea Homes and Ryland.  

Kentley Hills is located close to shopping and amenities. Southridge Recreation Center is less than one mile away and Eastridge Rec Center is not much further. Trails meander practically in the backyard of the neighborhood and Dad Clark Park /Playground is located on the north side of Kentley Hills. Near the park is located one of the four Highlands Ranch off-leash dog parks. Grocery shopping, fast food, banks, and other shopping (including TJ Maxx, Office Max, Staples, Ace Hardware etc.) are conveniently located nearby.

Kentley Hills Real Estate
The home prices in Kentley Hills range from just around $300,000 to about $650,000, average being around $400,000. In 2009 so far (July 25th) 25 homes have sold in Kentley Hills. The average price per square foot for the year is $147/sq ft. There are approximately 20 houses for sale in the community. 

Kentley Hills is part of Highlands Ranch Master Home Owners Association. Residents pay dues which grants them access to all four Highlands Ranch rec centers and trail system/s. The zip code in Kentley Hills is 80126. The current elementary schools are Summit View and Heritage Elementary. Middle School is Mountain Ridge Middle School and High School is Mountain Vista. (School assignments may change - please contact Douglas County School District for information).

Views from Kentley Hills (looking North)



Brian & Rita Burke

Kenna Real Estate
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I have written before about the abundance of wildlife in this cool place we call Highlands Ranch. I have also written before about how important it is to be cautious in sharing this cool place with those animals.

On that note, we had an unusual visitor in Highlands Ranch this week, a young female bear. I can't ever remember hearing a report of a bear actually in the heart of Highlands Ranch. I have only heard of bear sightings in the areas much more open to the south of Highlands Ranch. This young lady was definitely in the heart of Highlands Ranch in the Dad Clark Park!

That's too close for comfort! You see that park sits behind the houses across from my son's house! Thank goodness the bear was spotted quickly and my grandsons' school, Heritage Elementary, which is just across the street from Dad Clark Park, was put on lock down. The Douglas County Sheriff's Department placed reverse 911 calls to the area residents, Highlands Ranch Community Association sent out an emergency email to all residents on their email list and the school sent emails to all parents. The Division of Wildlife came in to observe the bear which finally went back into the wilder unpopulated area. Had she not left, the Division of Wildlife would have tranquilized her and removed her to the wild.

No one was ever in danger because the bear apparently stayed in the open space areas. This time of year bears are hungry and looking for food. Hopefully, since she found none, she will not be back. She was apparently only about 300 pounds and was thought to be of the age that she is on her own for the first time. (I don't care if she was just 300 pounds, I'm glad I didn't run into her).

There are a tremendous number of acres dedicated large open spaces in Highlands Ranch. It is quite easy for deer and other wildlife to subsist in these areas. The bear probably does not stay in the area, but followed the open space areas from the south back country, crossing maybe only one to three streets to get to Dad Clark Park which is in an open space.

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Your Highlands Ranch Expert

Barbara Salisbury

Kenna Real Estate

720-884-6040

Barbara@kennarealestate.com