Congratulations Eric Brown of HomeSmart Cherry Creek, the Prairie Partner Program October Leaderboard Spotlight. As a new Prairie Partner, Eric has become familiar with our current and future amenities, engages with our builder sales teams, and is eager to share Painted Prairie and everything we have to offer with all of his homebuyer clients.
The streets at Painted Prairie came alive for many residents, guests and community members as the neighborhood celebrated all things fall! From seasonal craft demonstrations to food tents, horse-drawn hayrides, and a scavenger hunt for real-life Wizard of Oz characters, the event proved that a family-friendly socially-distant experience is possible.
To learn more about Painted Prairie and our 13 stunning model homes built by five of the Denver Metro Area’s top builders, click here to Explore our Builders.
Congratulations Ashley Faller of Focus Real Estate on being named the Prairie Partners August Leaderboard Spotlight. Ashley has embraced Painted Prairie and all it has to offer her clients. We are grateful to have her as a partner who participates in our events; promotes our community on her blog and social media; as well as, recruiting her Focus Real Estate teammates to engage and connect with our community.
It was a hot summer day filled with art, great food and live music and plenty of social distancing, August 8 at High Prairie Park.
Families and visitors viewed local artists from Art Hot Spot Studios creating real-time chalk art, including a recreation of the famous Harvey Dunn painting, “The Prairie is My Garden” and art pieces inspired by the new High Prairie Park Hearth Wall.
Visitors also enjoyed local food options from California Wrap Runner, Em’s Ice Cream Truck and The Real Deal Food Truck, and live music from David Lawrence and The Spoonful!
Congratulations to Michael Kerns of RealtyOneGroup Premiere, July’s Prairie Partner Spotlight. Michael has become an integral part of the Painted Prairie community. He is not only a committed advocate who makes Painted Prairie a top option for his clients, he is also a proud, pioneering homebuyer in our neighborhood.
The first full weekend of Summer proved to be a great weekend to show off Painted Prairie. Beginning with a VIP event Friday, June 26, and culminating with a socially-distant community celebration on Saturday, June 27, the socially-distant celebration gave visitors a glimpse into what life could be like at Painted Prairie.
Food trucks, live music, and wildlife demonstrations dotted the community as residents and future residents visited 13 model homes, with some visitors making the decision to call Painted Prairie home.
The fun doesn’t have to end. Stop by and see for yourself why Painted Prairie is the next best master-planned community in Colorado.
Meritage Homes is proud to announce its beautiful new community Painted Prairie in Aurora. This vibrant new community features townhomes that are available in three stunning floorplans and start from the low $300s. Each energy-efficient home is nestled in a convenient location — three miles east of Pena Boulevard on East 56th Avenue and only ten minutes from Denver International Airport. Beginning Saturday, March 28, you can set a personalized appointment to view our beautiful new models.
To learn more about Meritage Homes at Painted Prairie, visit www.meritagehomes.com
Painted Prairie’s High Prairie Park is more than just a playground. It is a place where all ages and abilities can play among a series of treehouses and natural landscapes. Isaac Hoff of Beanstalk Builders shares the vision and inspiration behind the Denver Metro Area’s next best community gathering place.
“As visions of Painted Prairie came to be, the focus was on creating something that the kids have never seen before. Giving them creative pause on how best to play, explore, and adventure through We also wanted to tap into the natural elements, giving the playground a natural look and feel, with the treehouses being positioned to capture the mountains and the surrounding landscape.
As the idea progressed, we also wanted to create accessibility components to enable a diverse age group and a diversity of abilities to play. As the design came to be, we began to think of ways that provoked imagination, sparking life, excitement, and growth. As we put together different elements, we created a varying array of difficulty, using each bridge and traverse as a means to build confidence. Including little touches here and there that added to the authenticity of this build.
The hope with all of this is that this sense of wonder, imagination, and growth transcends into the development of the child. Enlivening movement, fitness, mental acuity, and the purity of just having fun. Our hope, in the end, is that this playground becomes a hub for the community of Painted Prairie, a place where people laugh, play, and thrive together. In this, we feel like it will be a job well done. This is our ultimate barometer of impact. Did it create happiness? Did kids grow from it? Was it fun? Did it help bring a community together?
This playground has been a dream to build. As a kid, when I envisioned a really cool playground, I feel like it would have looked something like this. As a kid, I wasn’t able to execute that vision fully, but now with bigger tools and toys, it is great to see that vision come to fruition.” — Isaac Hoff, Beanstalk Builders
