Craig-Gould Historic District

By Jessica Car · Updated March 2026

Castle Rock's original 16-block historic district -- named for town founders John Craig and Jeremiah Gould, with Craftsman bungalows, four-squares, and small cottages dating to the 1800s alongside fully renovated showpieces. Walking distance to downtown restaurants, the I-25 interchange, and the iconic Castle Rock butte.

Home TypesSingle-family
AmenitiesWalkable to downtown Castle Rock restaurants and shops, Historic walking tour with interpretive markers, Proximity to Castle Rock butte landmark, No HOA (most homes)
Community Anchors
  • Philip S. Miller Park and Challenge Hill (200-step staircase)
  • Outlets at Castle Rock
  • Historic Downtown Castle Rock (restaurants, shops, Festival Park, First Fridays)
  • Castle Rock Recreation Center
  • Castlewood Canyon State Park
  • Douglas County Fairgrounds and Events Center
  • Plum Creek Golf Club (Pete Dye-designed)
  • Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course (Jim Engh-designed)
  • Castle Rock Adventist Hospital
  • Douglas County School District RE-1 (Niche: A)
  • Castle Rock YMCA
  • Over 6,000 acres of town open space
Nearby Schools
  • Castle Rock Elementary
  • Mesa Middle School
  • Douglas County High School
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Price Range
$400K$1.65M
$300K–$1.4M
Mid-tier of Castle Rock
Era Built
1874–2026
19002026
Historic / Mid-Century / Late 20th Century / Early 21st Century / New Build

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