Boulder Creek Neighborhoods Breaks Ground On Lower-maintenance Homes In Westminster W
Knolls at Big Dry Creek offers main-floor living in flexible home designs
ith inventory low across Denver and Boulder counties, now is a terrific time for those who have been itching for a lifestyle change to unburden themselves of the large family house and settle into their “forever home” with main-floor living and lowermaintenance conveniences.
“Empty nesters often discover that they no longer require, or want to take care of, the sprawling two-story home with the huge yard,” said Jessica Champlin, chief revenue officer at Boulder Creek Neighborhoods. With that in mind, the Louisville-based lifestyle builder is breaking ground at Knolls at Big Dry Creek, a lower-maintenance enclave at West 128th Avenue and Huron Street in Westminster. Just a 20-minute commute from Boulder and centrally located between the Denver International Airport and mountain corridors, Knolls at Big Dry Creek has already attracted more than 700 people to the interest list, and VIP opportunities to lock in home sites will begin next month.
Since Westminster and the surrounding area is nearly built out, buyers who want to stay in the area but also desire the top-three home priorities of main-floor living, lower-maintenance conveniences and quality new construction from a reputable builder has been difficult. Knolls at Big Dry Creek more than delivers. “Knolls is a ranch-style community with paired patio homes featuring the main-floor living our homeowners love at the right size for them,” Champlin explained. Two model homes, in addition to the first homes for move-in, will be unveiled this summer.
Intuitive floor plans designed for convenience
Knolls at Big Dry Creek presents some of Boulder Creek’s most loved floor plans, many of which were sold within days at the lifestyle builder’s uber-popular Riverdale Ranch neighborhood in Thornton. Champlin noted, “We’ve built these paired patio homes in Longmont, Thornton and Superior, and they draw a wide variety of family arrangements.” Not only have retirees, empty nesters and young professionals alike flocked to the flexible designs, but parents have chosen to live on the main