September 27 , 2006

Niche Builder Launches Three Projects at Lowry

Denver, CO --One of the most versatile homebuilders at Lowry is introducing three more unique properties this fall.

Colorado Land and Home Company will break ground soon on new luxury townhomes facing open space, new townhomes facing a community park and a contemporary custom home at the western entrance to Lowry on the Sixth Avenue Parkway. Colorado Land was one of the first builders at Lowry, starting with custom homes in 1999 followed by semi-custom homes and patio homes, at prices ranging from the $400,000s to more than $2 million.

"We've taken advantage of every opportunity we could find at Lowry," said Jonathon Miller, company president. "It's a prime location that is serving good niche markets."

Colorado Land will break ground later this fall on Prairie Vista, a 12-unit townhome development bordering the Westerly Creek open space. Priced from the mid $300s, the 1,500 to 1,600 square foot, two-bedroom homes will feature Craftsman design and interior details.

The Haven, an exclusive four-unit townhome community on a new park, will be underway early next year. All of the spacious homes will feature main floor master bedroom suites and two of the homes will have elevators. Priced from the $800,000s, the homes will range from 2,500 to 2,900 square feet. They are also the last homes to be built on the desirable City of Ulan Bator Park, located a short walk from the popular Lowry Town Center.

Finally, Colorado Land will build a dramatic contemporary home at the entrance to Lowry at Sixth Avenue Parkway and Quebec Street. The 3,674 square foot International-style modern home will feature 4 bedrooms and a finished basement, as well as an open floor plan with glass details. It will be one of the last custom homes available on the Sixth Avenue Parkway. Pricing has not yet been determined.

Colorado Land and Home Company was founded by Miller and his wife in 1995. They are now building in numerous Denver neighborhoods, including Washington Park (lofts, brownstones and custom homes on the former Denver International School site), Uptown (a 30-unit condominium building on 18th and Race) and Highlands (a new 20-unit loft building).