Red Hawk

Living in Red Hawk, Castle Rock, CO

Living in Red Hawk means golf course views, roomy family homes, and quick access to I-25. The neighborhood wraps around Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course, so many homes enjoy open views of the fairways and the Front Range. Even better, downtown Castle Rock is only a short drive away.

Overall, Red Hawk (ZIP 80109) includes several hundred homes built from the late 1990s to the early 2010s. In addition, several parks are spread through the neighborhood.

Homes in Red Hawk

Most homes in Red Hawk are two-story and ranch plans with three-car garages. For example, many offer 3,000 to 4,800 finished square feet. Meanwhile, lots typically range from about 8,000 square feet to a third of an acre.

Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course

The Town of Castle Rock owns Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course, so it is open to the public. Jim Engh designed the 18-hole course, which plays up to 6,942 yards from five sets of tees. As a result, it works for beginners and serious golfers alike.

Groceries, Coffee, and Everyday Errands

Errands are easy from Red Hawk. For example, The Promenade shopping area has a King Soopers on Promenade Parkway, a Whole Foods, and plenty of restaurants and coffee. In addition, local favorites like Crowfoot Valley Coffee and Bearded Man Coffee are downtown.

Downtown Castle Rock, Festival Park, and the Riverwalk

One of the best parts of living in Red Hawk is how close you are to downtown Castle Rock. In fact, downtown is only a short drive away. At the heart of downtown, Festival Park sits along Plum Creek with a splash pad, a pavilion, fire pits, and creek-side trails. In addition, the park hosts the Sunday Farmers Market, First Fridays summer concerts, the Fall Festival, and the Starlighting that kicks off the holidays.

Right next door, the Riverwalk adds homes above shops and restaurants along the creek. Meanwhile, downtown’s dining scene keeps growing. For example, locals love Scileppi’s at The Old Stone Church, The Block & Bottle, The Brinkerhoff, and Homegrown Tap & Dough. Also, events like Restaurant Week, Oktoberfest, and Colorado Artfest bring the whole town together.

Philip S. Miller Park

Philip S. Miller Park is Castle Rock’s 300-acre outdoor playground. Most famously, Challenge Hill climbs 200 steps and 178 feet, so locals use it as a mini “incline” workout. In addition, the park has about 8 miles of trails, a 2.5-acre adventure playground, and a splash pad. The EDGE also offers ziplines, a climbing wall, and a three-level sky course. Finally, the Miller Activity Complex (MAC) adds indoor pools, batting cages, and trampolines for year-round fun.

Pools and Recreation

Red Hawk residents have plenty of places to swim. In addition, the Town of Castle Rock runs Burgess Memorial Pool downtown and Butterfield Crossing Pool in the summer. For year-round swimming, the Castle Rock Recreation Center and the MAC both have indoor pools.

Equestrian Options Nearby

Horse owners do not have to go far, either. For example, the Bell Mountain Ranch Equestrian Center south of town offers boarding plus indoor and outdoor arenas. The Douglas County Fairgrounds in Castle Rock also schedule open riding times. However, if you want horses at home, look at Castle Rock’s acreage communities, such as Bell Mountain Ranch, Keene Ranch, and Sellers Creek.

Schools

Red Hawk is in the Douglas County School District. Students attend Clear Sky Elementary, Castle Rock Middle School, and Castle View High School. In addition, Aspen View Academy on Low Meadow Boulevard is a nearby charter school.

Commute

Red Hawk sits just minutes from I-25. As a result, the Denver Tech Center is about 25 minutes north, and downtown Denver is about 30 minutes. Colorado Springs is also about 40 minutes south.

Covenants and HOA Documents

Red Hawk is covenant-controlled. For example, the Red Hawk Filing #3 HOA, managed by Avenue One Properties, covers 193 homes in one section of the neighborhood. Before you buy, review the governing documents:

• Red Hawk Filing #3 Declaration of Covenants
• Red Hawk Filing #3 Architectural Review Guidelines
• Red Hawk Filing #3 Bylaws
• Red Hawk Filing #3 HOA website

Red Hawk FAQs

Where is Red Hawk?

Red Hawk is a Castle Rock neighborhood (ZIP 80109) just minutes from I-25. As a result, the Denver Tech Center is about 25 minutes away and downtown Denver is about 30 minutes.

Is Red Hawk a golf community?

Yes. Red Hawk surrounds Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course, a public 18-hole course owned by the Town of Castle Rock. Jim Engh designed the course, which plays up to 6,942 yards.

What kinds of homes are in Red Hawk?

Most Red Hawk homes are two-story and ranch homes built from the late 1990s to the early 2010s. In addition, lots typically range from about 8,000 square feet to a third of an acre, and many homes have three-car garages.

Does Red Hawk have an HOA?

Yes. Red Hawk has homeowners associations, including the Red Hawk Filing #3 HOA, managed by Avenue One Properties. You can find links to its declaration and guidelines on this page.

What schools serve Red Hawk?

Red Hawk is in the Douglas County School District. Students attend Clear Sky Elementary, Castle Rock Middle School, and Castle View High School. Also, Aspen View Academy nearby is a charter school.

What is there to do near Red Hawk?

Beyond the golf course, downtown Castle Rock is a short drive away. For example, Festival Park hosts the Farmers Market, summer concerts, and holiday events, and the Riverwalk area offers great restaurants. Philip S. Miller Park also adds Challenge Hill, trails, ziplines, and the indoor MAC pools.

Get in Touch

If Red Hawk sounds like the right fit, let’s talk. As a Castle Rock resident and REALTOR, I can help you find the right home here and know what to look for in this neighborhood. You can reach me at:

Mobile: 303.704.8224
Email: VIP(at)joanpratt(dotted)com
Website: www.JoanPratt.com
Office Phone: 720.506.3001
Office Address: 755 Maleta Lane, Ste 204, Castle Rock, CO

Let’s make your dream of living in Red Hawk a reality!