Falcon Hills

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

Falcon Hills sits in the Northridge area just south of C-470, east of University Boulevard and north of Venneford Ranch Road, behind a staffed guard gate. The homes went up between 1985 and 1992 on lots of a quarter acre to three quarters of an acre, most of them two-story plans of 3,900 to 6,500 finished square feet with three-car garages and walk-out basements, in Mediterranean, Tuscan, and contemporary styles. The sub-association keeps its own clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, park, and a loop of walking trails through neighborhood open space, and the ridge-top position opens views west to the Front Range and north to downtown Denver. C-470 is about 3 minutes away, I-25 roughly 10 minutes east, and Toepfer Park is the nearest Metro District park.

At a glance

Price Range
$425K$1.2M
$900K–$1.5M
Premium end of Highlands Ranch
Era Built
1987–1993
19002026
Late 20th Century
Community Anchors
  • HRCA: 4 recreation centers (Northridge, Eastridge, Southridge, Westridge)
  • HRCA quarterly assessment: $174/qtr ($696/yr) covers all 4 rec centers
  • 70+ miles of interconnected trails
  • 26+ parks
  • Backcountry Wilderness Area (8,200 acres)
  • Town Center: restaurants, shops, farmers market, Civic Green events
  • Highlands Ranch Library
  • The Links Golf Course (public 18-hole)
  • Highlands Ranch Golf Club (Hale Irwin 18-hole)
  • Highlands Ranch Mansion (events venue)
  • Douglas County School District RE-1: 4 high schools (Highlands Ranch HS, ThunderRidge HS, Mountain Vista HS, Rock Canyon HS)
  • Sky Ridge Medical Center (5-15 min for most neighborhoods)
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Where it sits

Inside Highlands Ranch. Approximate area, to be confirmed.

Typical Lot0.25-0.75 acres
Est. HOA$100-$150/mo + HRCA $174/qtr
Home TypesLuxury, Custom, Single-family
AmenitiesGuard-gated community, Private clubhouse, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Walking trails and open space, Mountain and downtown Denver views
Quick answers

Questions about Falcon Hills

Where is Falcon Hills?

Falcon Hills is in Highlands Ranch, close to the Highlands Ranch center. The map on this page shows its approximate location.

When was Falcon Hills built?

Homes in Falcon Hills were built between 1987 and 1993 (late 20th century).

Is there an HOA in Falcon Hills, and what does it cost?

Falcon Hills has a homeowners association. Dues run about $100-$150/mo + HRCA $174/qtr; confirm the current figure with the association before you buy.

What amenities does Falcon Hills have?

Falcon Hills amenities include guard-gated community, private clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, walking trails and open space, and mountain and downtown Denver views.

How big are the lots in Falcon Hills?

Typical lots in Falcon Hills run 0.25-0.75 acres.

Which schools are near Falcon Hills?

Schools near Falcon Hills include Northridge Elementary, Cresthill Middle School, and Highlands Ranch High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

How high is Falcon Hills?

Falcon Hills sits at about 5,870 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • Falcon Hills Park
  • Toepfer Park
Nearby Schools

Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 3 min
    C-470
  • 10 min
    I-25
  • University Blvd

Transit in Highlands Ranch: RTD bus routes along Broadway and C-470 · RTD Lincoln station (Lone Tree / RidgeGate): 10 min drive · I-25 express lanes to downtown Denver · RTD Park-n-Ride at C-470 and Lucent

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About This Profile

This profile of Falcon Hills was researched in March 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range comes from listed and recently sold homes in the neighborhood. Amenity coverage is strong, with several public sources confirming the list. Home count conflicts: 113 per one source versus roughly 200; build era 1985-1992.

Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.