Parker Real Estate

Among the rolling hills and ponderosa pines, just 20 miles southeast of Denver, is the town of Parker. According to popular legend, Parker can trace its colorful history to the establishment of the Pine Grove Way Station around 1863. As a stage stop and later railroad depot, it was a Denver outpost. Today, it is still a Denver outpost. Located in the heart of horse country, it is the home of many equestrian centers.

For those seeking a horse property or ranch-style home, Elizabeth and Kiowa feature acres and acres of Colorado vistas. In "downtown" Parker, the new Parker Station, a commercial center with offices, shops and restaurants, is on the site of the original train depot. Known for its trademark five-globe streetlights, Parker has 20,000 residents and is continuously growing. Just minutes away is Canterbury golf course, selected in 1997 as one of the top 10 "Best New Affordable Courses" by Golf Digest. The Perry Park Country Club area and The Pinery also offer golf course homes with panoramic views.

The Parker area offers a wide variety of housing choices. Single-family homes, ranch properties and subdivisions with newer homes can be found in Canterbury Crossing, Pinery Pointe, Stonegate and Quail Creek. Upscale living featuring executive homes and large estates can be found in Centennial Ranch, Evans Ranch and High Prairie Farms. For those 300 acres you need, try hidden country roads. Parker offers a wonderful Colorado urban/rural lifestyle!

Parker - Town vs. County Stats

Avg Price in Parker: $1,300,700 / County Avg $1,211,000

107%

Avg Taxes in Parker: $7,000 / County Avg $6,200

112%

Avg Sq. Ft. in Parker: 3,503 / County Avg 3,535

99%

Avg Price per/sqft in Parker:$371 / County Avg $343

108%

Avg Year Built in Parker: 1994 / County Avg 2000

100%

Avg Days on Website in Parker: 38 / County Avg 79

48%

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