Stetson Hills Neighborhood Guide (Colorado Springs)
Stetson Hills is a newer master-planned community on the east side of Colorado Springs that has grown significantly in recent years. The area offers newer construction, planned amenities, and a family-friendly atmosphere at a more affordable price point than many north-side neighborhoods.
This neighborhood appeals to buyers who want newer homes with modern floor plans, HOA-maintained amenities, and a strong sense of community. Stetson Hills features parks, walking trails, and community spaces built into the development. The area attracts both military families (thanks to proximity to Peterson and Schriever) and civilian buyers who want more house for their money compared to north-side options.
Families appreciate the newer schools, planned parks, and community events. The neighborhood continues to expand with new phases, offering a mix of builders and home styles. If you're looking for newer construction with established amenities in a growing area, Stetson Hills delivers solid value.
Who It's For
- Families wanting newer homes with modern amenities
- Buyers who value parks, trails, and community spaces
- People commuting to Powers, Peterson, or Schriever
- First-time buyers and those seeking good value for newer construction
Price Snapshot
Current Home Snapshot:
- Entry level: High-$300s to mid-$400s (starter homes, smaller floor plans)
- Mid-range: Mid-$400s to mid-$500s (most common, 3-4 bedroom homes)
- Upper range: Mid-$500s to low-$700s (larger homes, premium finishes, upgraded models)
Starter homes typically begin in the high-$300s, while upgraded models with premium finishes can reach the $600s-$700s.
Lifestyle Notes
- Newer schools and infrastructure
- Quick access to Powers corridor shopping & dining
- Active, growing area with ongoing development
- Family-friendly community events
- HOA-maintained amenities
Commute
Easy access to Powers Boulevard for shopping and dining. Straightforward commute to Peterson Space Force Base and Schriever Space Force Base (typically 20-30 minutes). Quick drive to I-25 for north/south commuting. Powers corridor provides direct access to major employers and retail. The location is ideal for east-side commuters but requires a longer drive (30-45 minutes) to north-side amenities.
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