ABOUT
Parker Colorado is located Southeast of Denver with a population of approx. 55,000. Parker is located in Douglas County and has a nice suburban feel. It has an incorporated and non-incorporated division in the town. Although on the prairie, it also has the conveniences everyone looks for. In Parker, there are numerous places to just chill out. Coffee shops, trails, and parks are abundant. Parker is a multi-cultural community with many churches scattered throughout the city. The public facilities in Parker include the state of the art library, the Pace Center, Parker Arts and Events. There’s even a farmer’s market, The school system of Douglas County is one of the best in the state. Real estate also continues to increase in value as more homes have been built. More homes, consequentially, have been offered for sale. A luxury real estate market in Parker, CO has already permeated in the last years and addition of nationally acclaimed Colorado Golf Club.
HISTORY
Parker is well-known for its history as a stagecoach stop and train that used to come through the town. With a precise Western-Victorian downtown, you can see evidence of historical buildings that are still standing today as the post office, schoolhouse, and farms. There are even windmills scattered here and there. Among the changes progress brings, Parker has tried to still maintain a small-town vibe. Money.com has ranked Parker Colorado as the No. 2 on their list of excellent places to live in the United States. Douglas County is also usually included in these lists.
LEISURE
Outdoor activities are a staple in Parker. Walk, jog or bike along the Cherry Creek Trail. Nature lovers enjoy bird watching, hiking, road biking, fishing, trekking, and observing the natural flora and fauna offered in Parker. There is a large assortment of open spaces and public parks for people’s leisure. If you want more information, talk to top agent Brian Chandler of RE/MAX Alliance in Parker with over 43 years of sales experience. See Brian’s website here.