Colorado’s original pioneers were seduced by the region’s rugged scenery and wide-open spaces. Today, as the largest contiguous parcel of land in the southwest Denver metro area, Sterling Ranch is one of the last remaining slices of the rich western heritage that has defined the state of Colorado. Our goal is to create a highly sustainable, exceptionally livable community that is loyal to the unique ideals and patterns that helped to build the mighty West—so that future generations will be able to understand what drew frontiersmen here in the first place.

Respecting the past. Re-imagining the future. 
Nestled in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, the 3,300-acre Douglas County property overlooks beautiful Chatfield State Park. The Sterling Ranch community will be handcrafted to maximize continuity between the built and natural environments, with intimate villages clustered around large tracts of pristine open space. As proud stewards of this land, we are committed to incorporating the practices of conservation and land management that made this region so strong.

The Sterling Ranch development is perfectly positioned to help redefine sustainability within a uniquely Western setting. As we work to create a one-of-a-kind community, we remain dedicated to protecting important wildlife corridors, providing connectivity through hiking, biking and equestrian trails and becoming the paradigm of water conservation techniques. And, in the process, we believe we can radically change the way people interact with the environment.

We’re expanding—please visit again soon!
Planning for Sterling Ranch is currently under way, and a detailed website is also in development. Please check back often for new information. For additional details, please contact Jack Hoagland at jackh@sterlingranchcolorado.com.