Most Expensive Neighborhoods in Highlands Ranch 2026

The most expensive neighborhoods in Highlands Ranch in 2026, ranked by median sold price over the last 12 months, are Backcountry, Highlands Ranch Golf Club, Firelight, Southridge, Northridge, Westridge and Eastridge. Backcountry leads at a median $1,505,000, against a Highlands Ranch median of $749,950 for single-family homes. Below: what homes cost in each one, what you get for the money, and what is for sale right now.

Backcountry is in a price range of its own. The four original villages, Southridge, Northridge, Westridge and Eastridge, sit close together, so lot size and condition decide the price more than the village name.

How do Highlands Ranch's most expensive neighborhoods compare?

Ranked by median sold price of single-family homes, November 2025 through October 2026. Lot size and price per square foot show what the money buys.

MLS single-family sales as of November 3, 2026. Neighborhoods with fewer than 10 sales are left out of the ranking.

1. Backcountry: $1,505,000 median

Homes in Backcountry sold for a median $1,505,000 over the last 12 months, 101% above the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 66 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $351 per square foot for a median 4,588 square feet, on a median lot of 0.21 acres. 33% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

7 single-family homes are for sale or coming soon there right now. Backcountry is a gated community at the south end of Highlands Ranch, next to the Backcountry Wilderness Area.

2. Highlands Ranch Golf Club: $1,180,000 median

Homes in Highlands Ranch Golf Club sold for a median $1,180,000 over the last 12 months, 57% above the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 10 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $290 per square foot for a median 4,148 square feet, on a median lot of 0.18 acres. 60% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

2 single-family homes are for sale or coming soon there right now. These homes sit around the Highlands Ranch Golf Club course.

3. Firelight: $825,000 median

Homes in Firelight sold for a median $825,000 over the last 12 months, 10% above the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 14 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $282 per square foot for a median 3,216 square feet, on a median lot of 0.15 acres. 43% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

8 single-family homes are for sale or coming soon there right now.

4. Southridge: $775,000 median

Homes in Southridge sold for a median $775,000 over the last 12 months, 3% above the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 15 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $273 per square foot for a median 2,622 square feet, on a median lot of 0.17 acres. 60% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

4 single-family homes are for sale or coming soon there right now. Southridge, Northridge, Westridge and Eastridge are the four original villages that make up most of Highlands Ranch.

5. Northridge: $716,500 median

Homes in Northridge sold for a median $716,500 over the last 12 months, 4% below the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 38 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $278 per square foot for a median 2,732 square feet, on a median lot of 0.17 acres. 50% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

1 single-family home is for sale or coming soon there right now.

6. Westridge: $700,000 median

Homes in Westridge sold for a median $700,000 over the last 12 months, 7% below the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 69 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $275 per square foot for a median 2,513 square feet, on a median lot of 0.13 acres. 51% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

12 single-family homes are for sale or coming soon there right now.

7. Eastridge: $688,750 median

Homes in Eastridge sold for a median $688,750 over the last 12 months, 8% below the Highlands Ranch median of $749,950. That is based on 50 single-family sales.

Buyers paid a median $282 per square foot for a median 2,402 square feet, on a median lot of 0.14 acres. 70% of these homes sold at or above their asking price, against 51% citywide.

6 single-family homes are for sale or coming soon there right now.

Which neighborhoods had too few sales to rank?

These areas sold only a handful of single-family homes in the last 12 months, so one sale can swing the median. Here is what did sell:

• Falcon Hills: 2 sales, median $1,640,611

Where should you look next?

See every home for sale on the Highlands Ranch homes for sale page. Compare with the richest neighborhoods in Denver, or run your payment with the Colorado mortgage calculator.