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Explore homes in the Challenger Park area, including Challenger Park Estates and Challenger Park Townhomes. These residential communities should be compared separately: their home types, associations and maintenance responsibilities differ. Challenger Regional Park is a separate public recreation facility nearby.
Bob and Cheryl at Parker Colorado Home Center, RE/MAX Alliance can help you compare available properties or prepare your home for sale. Call 720-220-5058 to arrange showings or request a property-specific market analysis.
Location | Home options | Regional park | HOA resources | Schools | FAQs
Use Challenger Park Estates in Google Maps to explore the residential area and compare routes toward Lincoln Avenue, Jordan Road and E-470. For a townhome search, check the exact unit address rather than using the Estates map as a boundary guide.
The public Challenger Regional Park is at 17299 E. Lincoln Avenue. Plan travel from the specific home to work, shopping and recreation at your usual departure times. Traffic and route choices can change the trip, so fixed neighborhood-wide commute estimates are less useful than driving the routes yourself.
For detached-home searches in Challenger Park Estates, compare the floor plan, yard, garage, condition and usable finished space of each property. For Challenger Park Townhomes, also review shared-wall arrangements, outdoor areas, parking and the division of maintenance between the owner and association.
| Comparison | Detached-home questions | Townhome questions |
|---|---|---|
| Daily layout | Do bedrooms, stairs and office space fit your needs? | How do rooms, stairs and shared walls affect daily use? |
| Outdoor space | Check privacy, slope, drainage and yard maintenance. | Confirm private-use areas and association-maintained spaces. |
| Maintenance | Review roof, exterior and mechanical condition. | Verify responsibility for roofs, exterior surfaces and shared areas. |
| Costs | Include taxes, insurance, association charges and upkeep. | Also review reserves, master insurance and disclosed assessments. |
Verify construction date, builder, garage capacity and above-ground area in current property information. Separate basement area from above-ground living space and check applicable permits for improvements. Neither the neighborhood name nor the asking price establishes a home's condition.
The active listings below provide current asking prices. Compare detached homes with relevant detached-home sales and townhomes with comparable attached properties. Combining both into one neighborhood average can hide important differences in ownership costs and buyer demand.
Ask Bob and Cheryl for recent comparable closed sales and a property-specific analysis. We consider layout, condition, lot or unit location, finished space, concessions and market timing. Sellers can use that evidence to develop a price and preparation plan; buyers can use it when selecting an offer.
Douglas County's Challenger Regional Park page describes a 64-acre facility with sports fields, picnic shelters, playgrounds, a basketball court and paved trails connecting to Cherry Creek Regional Trail. The park is owned and operated by Douglas County.
Check the county's current rules and reservation requirements for organized activities or gatherings. When touring a home, evaluate the actual walking or biking route to the park, including crossings and access points. A nearby destination does not guarantee a convenient route from every street.
For additional outings, use the Parker parks and trails maps. The Parker Recreation Center is another public recreation resource; check its current fees, programs and operating information separately from residential HOA services.
Confirm the applicable Estates association and current management contact through the property's resale documents. The Town of Parker HOA resources provide a starting point. Review current dues, included services, budget, reserves, disclosed assessments, transfer charges and rules.
Check exterior approval requirements before planning painting, landscaping, fencing or other changes. Required government permits and association approval are separate matters.
The Challenger Park Townhomes board website identifies the townhome community and provides resident resources. Its document section links to rules, bylaws, declarations, a parking policy and an architectural change form. Financial statements, budgets and reserve reports are listed in a private section; request current copies during purchase review.
Pay particular attention to parking arrangements and guest rules. The townhome FAQ discusses these topics, but also contains older dated fee information. Verify current charges and policies directly rather than treating an older web entry as today's terms.
Review maintenance responsibilities and the association's current master insurance with your insurance professional. Confirm the coverage you need for the unit, deductibles and loss assessments using current documents. Check the property's tax bill and applicable districts separately from association charges.
Enter the property address in the Douglas County School District school locator and confirm assignment and enrollment directly with the district. Review transportation and choice-enrollment requirements if they affect your plans. Charter-school admission procedures should also be checked directly; proximity does not guarantee enrollment.
For buyers: Share your budget, preferred property type, maintenance priorities and timeline. We can arrange showings, compare relevant sales and help identify questions for inspections and association-document review.
For sellers: We evaluate current competition and completed sales for your home's property type, then consider its condition, layout and improvements. Cheryl's interior design experience helps prioritize presentation and preparation. Bob's mortgage banking background adds perspective when financing questions arise with a buyer's lender.
Our long-standing Parker ties help put the property and surrounding area into context. Learn about our Parker-area home selling services, or call Bob and Cheryl at 720-220-5058 to discuss your next move.
They are separate residential communities with different associations and ownership responsibilities. Identify the legal subdivision and applicable HOA for the property rather than assuming the Challenger Park name describes one set of rules.
Challenger Regional Park is at 17299 Lincoln Avenue in Parker and is owned and operated by Douglas County. It is a public recreation facility distinct from the residential communities and their HOAs.
Douglas County lists sports fields, playgrounds, picnic shelters, a basketball court and paved trails with access to Cherry Creek Regional Trail. Check the county's current rules and reservation requirements before planning an event.
The listings on this page filter for active Parker properties using Challenger Park and verified townhome subdivision labels. Ask Bob and Cheryl separately about Challenger Park Estates availability and confirm each property's status and neighborhood.
Review current association documents, dues, reserves, disclosed assessments, maintenance responsibilities, master insurance and parking rules. Discuss the property's insurance needs with an insurance professional and confirm coverage against current association documents.
Enter the exact property address in the Douglas County School District school locator and confirm assignment and enrollment with the district. Nearby campuses and older listing descriptions do not guarantee assignment.
Yes. Bob and Cheryl at Parker Colorado Home Center, RE/MAX Alliance, can arrange showings, compare relevant closed sales and develop a pricing, preparation or offer strategy. Call 720-220-5058 to discuss your plans.
The listings below filter for active Parker properties using Challenger Park and the full and abbreviated Challenger Park Townhomes subdivision labels. These labels currently return townhome inventory. Ask us separately about Challenger Park Estates availability or other listings that use different labels, and confirm each property's location, association and status.
Neighborhood information reviewed October 8, 2026. Verify property details, association terms, school assignments and recreation access for the specific address.
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Courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty . chasehuddleston5280@gmail.com,303-585-0895
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