Denver Metro · 55+ & Active-Adult Communities
Denver-metro 55+ communities, compared side by side
HOA fees run from under $150 to more than $1,000 a month, and what they cover is different in every community. I put it all in one chart you can filter by what matters to you: city, home type, new or resale, and whether the HOA handles the yard, the snow, or both.
| Community | Home type | Built | HOA fee | What the HOA covers | Yard care | Snow removal |
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| Regency at MontaineCastle Rock | Single-family | New | $221/mo | Trash, pool, clubhouse. Owners handle their own snow removal, lawn care and exterior maintenance. | You handle | You handle |
| Gate N GreenBroomfield | Single-family | 1972–2001 | $175/mo | Irrigation water, grounds maintenance, trash, recycling, and snow removal on roads and HOA sidewalks. | HOA handles | PartialRoads and HOA sidewalks |
| Ridge at Stony CreekLittleton | Duplex | 2004–2007 | $440/mo | Exterior maintenance, snow removal, trash, recycling, common areas. | HOA handles | HOA handles |
| Gleneagles VillageHighlands Ranch | | | | | | |
| SkyestoneBroomfield | | | | | | |
| Windsor GardensDenver | | | | | | |
| RiverwalkLittleton | | | | | | |
| Heather GardensAurora | | | | | | |
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HOA fees and inclusions are representative and can change at any time. Always confirm current details with the HOA before you buy.
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