Chambers Heights

By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026

A well-established neighborhood in the heart of Aurora bounded by 6th Avenue, Colfax, Sable, and Chambers, comfortable 1,900 sqft homes averaging just over $450K. Convenient to Buckley Space Force Base and central Aurora services. APS schools. An affordable, central location.

Home TypesSingle-family
AmenitiesProximity to Buckley Space Force Base, Affordable single-family homes, Central Aurora location
Community Anchors
  • Cherry Creek State Park (4,000 acres, beach, trails, campsites, dog park, marina)
  • Aurora Reservoir (820 acres, swim beach, fishing, paddleboarding, 7.9-mile loop trail)
  • Quincy Reservoir (160 acres, fishing, bird watching, 3.5-mile loop trail)
  • Anschutz Medical Campus / CU School of Medicine (Colorado's largest academic health center)
  • Stanley Marketplace (food hall and cultural hub in restored aviation hangar)
  • Southlands Mall (Colorado's largest outdoor lifestyle shopping center)
  • Aurora Cultural Arts District (Colfax Ave, galleries, sculptures, performing arts)
  • Saddle Rock Golf Course (18 holes, public)
  • Meadow Hills Golf Course (18 holes, public)
  • Murphy Creek Golf Course (18 holes, public)
  • Blackstone Country Club (18 holes, semi-private)
  • Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club (18 holes, semi-private 55+)
  • Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center
  • Buckley Space Force Base
  • The Medical Center of Aurora
  • Children's Hospital Colorado
  • Sand Creek Regional Greenway (13-mile trail)
  • High Line Canal Trail (71 miles, portions through Aurora)
Nearby Schools
  • APS elementary schools
  • Columbia Middle School
  • Rangeview High School
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Price Range
$300K$800K
$375K–$525K
More accessible end of Aurora
Era Built
1970–2000
19002026
Late 20th Century / Early 21st Century

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