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Originally a military base, Lowry enjoys proximity to downtown, Hilltop and Crestmoor neighborhoods, as well as the Denver International Airport. Boulevard One is an area in Lowry, formerly known as historic Runway One at Lowry Air Force Base.

Due to its prime location and smart growth plan, Lowry is one of Denver’s best neighborhoods for families and has enjoyed some of the fastest growing property values in the metro Denver area. Lowry has proven the model of new urbanism for Colorado’s front range. It has been so successful that it received the Governor's Award for Smart Growth and has become a model community for urban in-fill projects across the country. As an urban in-fill project, Lowry has created a diverse community that's close to the culture and excitement of the city. This is key for those who desire the modern amenities of a new home without straying from the work, family and pleasure opportunities provided by Denver’s exciting urban core.

Within Lowry, EastPark is close to Prospect Park, The Great Lawn, the dam trail at Westerly Creek Reservoir, Jackie Robinson field, the Big Bear Ice Arena, and the all-new Common Grounds Golf Course. It’s just a short drive from downtown Denver, the new Fitzsimmons Medical Campus and Denver International Airport. It’s a great location – so popular, in fact, that homes in Lowry have appreciated faster than in any other master-planned community in Denver over the last 10 years.

Centrally located within Lowry, Boulevard One will allow residents to frequent retail shops, Lowry Town Center, and enjoy all the amenities of the surrounding communities including Crestmoor Park, which is just blocks away. Transit routes allow for ease of travel to the shopping and restaurants located in Cherry Creek.

SUSTAINABILITY
Boulevard One has been mindful of sustainability from the beginning – and will continue to be as construction begins. 32,000 tons of pavement has already been recycled from the former roads, parking lots, taxiways, and tarmac and 51 tons of metal will be salvaged. This was done on-site, eliminating approximately 1,000 truck trips. Furthermore, Boulevard One will be one of the country’s first developments to build according to the LEED for Neighborhood Design standard - with a stylish mixed-use approach.
The benefits are countless including sustainability, low-impact urban living including:

• A smart location linked to surrounding neighborhoods via paths, alternative transportation and surface streets
• A variety of dwelling types and flex spaces within easy walking distance of stores, offices and a school
• Narrow, shaded and connected streets that welcome pedestrians and cyclists
• Structures close to the street at a pedestrian scale
• Innovative outdoor spaces for socializing, relaxing and working
• Green building practices and rigorous energy-efficiency standards to manage environmental impacts

Southeast Denver lies east of Colorado Boulevard along Leetsdale Drive and Parker Road.

This area has less density than other parts of Central Denver and the mountain views from this area are some of the best in the city. Southeast Denver offers the opportunity to newly develop open lots of sizable acreage without sacrificing the close proximity to downtown.
Latsis Custom Homes has built several elegant custom homes in this area. Those families that desire larger lots, the quiet and privacy of the country without sacrificing access to downtown and Denver Tech Center will find southeast Denver to be an attractive option.

Once Denver’s International Airport, Stapleton is now setting the standard for urban redevelopment.

A mixed-use, master planned super-development comprising over 4,700 acres, Stapleton is just fifteen minutes from downtown and fifteen minutes from Denver International Airport.
Stapleton is founded on principles of community, sustainability and lifestyle. Building on Denver’s tradition of strong neighborhoods, Stapleton provides a balance equally weighted between residential, business, shopping and parks. Drawing upon Denver’s historic neighborhoods, Stapleton has tree-lined streets, parks, traditional architecture and homes that are less than a ten minute walk from shops, schools, offices and parks.
Something you won’t find in suburban subdivisions: nearly 30% of Stapleton is reserved for parks and open space. Just as Washington Park, Cheesman Park, Congress Park, City Park, define many of Denver's great neighborhoods, Stapleton will have Central Park as its 80-acre centerpiece.

Washington Park is one of Central Denver’s neighborhood jewels, lying just four miles southeast of downtown.

Built in 1899, the 162-acre Washington Park, with Smith Lake and Grasmere Lake on each end of a long grassy meadow, has become one of Denver’s premier havens for recreation. Throughout the seasons, Denver residents can be found enjoying all that Washington Park has to offer - the running and biking paths, soccer fields, volleyball courts, mature landscaping, basketball, swimming, the sports club and just about anything outdoors one can imagine.
Residents can walk to nearby “old fashioned” shopping districts where chain stores are nowhere to be found. The Old South Gaylord, Pearl and Bonnie Brae districts surround Washington Park and offer antique shops, boutiques, restaurants, coffee houses and lively nightlife. While vacant land in Washington Park is almost non-existent, redevelopment opportunities abound.

Latsis Custom Homes specializes in redeveloping, expanding and modifying existing Wash Park homes to fit the needs of the modern lifestyle. Latsis has an outstanding track record for developing Wash Park “pop-tops” that provide the requisite modern conveniences while successfully blending with the neighborhood’s architectural character.