Lowry and Windsor stand as two of Denver's premier neighborhoods and serve as a national model of sustainable development. Recognized with numerous accolades, including the 1999 Sustainable Community Award from the US Conference of Mayors, the Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary's Award for Innovative Collaboration and Sustainable Growth, and the Governor's Award for Smart Growth, these communities are at the forefront of eco-conscious living.
Lowry, a sprawling 1,900-acre urban-infill project, has undergone a remarkable transformation. Once a former Air Force base, it has now evolved into a diverse, mixed-use, master-planned community catering to individuals in every stage of life. Residences here encompass a wide spectrum, from single-family homes to luxury custom estates, townhomes, patio homes, condominiums, apartments, renovated lofts, and a vibrant retirement community.
The community also includes Windsor Gardens, an esteemed adult golf community that made its debut in 1962 as Colorado's first shared ownership community. Lowry and Windsor residents are privileged to savor the natural splendors of their surroundings. The picturesque Windsor Lake invites kayaking and paddle boating while providing breathtaking Rocky Mountain vistas. The nearby High Line Canal Trail offers a convenient spot for exercise and leisurely strolls.
Nestled just east of the established neighborhoods of Hilltop and Crestmoor, the area offers a harmonious blend of suburban tranquility and access to the vibrant attractions and amenities of downtown Denver, just seven miles away.
Lowry and Windsor present a medley of neighborhoods with varied designs. The Town Center District showcases a fusion of traditional and contemporary architectural styles, while the West Neighborhood boasts historic housing meticulously renovated to coexist seamlessly with modern construction.
The communities are adorned with nearly 800 acres of parks and recreational areas, constituting approximately 20 percent of all the park acreage in Denver.Of this space, 35 percent is dedicated to native plants and grasses. Windsor residents revel in beautifully landscaped neighborhoods, with proximity to scenic parks, walking trails, playgrounds, and amphitheaters.
Notable parks in the area include Ben Bezoff Park, featuring playground equipment, a picnic area, walking paths, and a basketball court, and Jacobs Park, which offers a multi-use playing field, jogging trails, and biking trails. For beloved four-legged companions, the Lowry Dog Park on Yosemite Way provides a dedicated space for play.
The history of Lowry is deeply rooted in its namesake, the Francis B. Lowry Airfield, established in 1937. It played a pivotal role in training over 55,000 men annually for combat during World War II. Post-war, Lowry Airfield evolved into Lowry Air Force Base, serving the Air Force until the 1990s when it transformed into the vibrant Lowry neighborhood we appreciate today.
The neighborhoods boast a plethora of dining options, including the Golden Shanghai Restaurant, Gibby's Backyard, North County, Cafe Mercato, and many more. In addition to a town center and public library, the area is close to exciting attractions such as the Big Bear Ice Arena, CommonGround Golf Course, Kaboom Virtual Reality Arcade, and the renowned Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum.
For those in pursuit of luxury real estate in sustainably minded communities rich in history and modern amenities, Lowry and Windsor offer an exceptional living experience. Contact us today to explore the exquisite homes that grace these remarkable neighborhoods.
