Grant Ranch, Denver: 1 home for sale on the MLS today, $795K, refreshed daily. It carries an HOA, $84 a month. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
Grant Ranch is southwest Denver’s lakeside escape—a master-planned community where every day feels like a vacation. From tree-lined streets and private parks to paddleboard mornings on the water, life here is built around relaxation and outdoor adventure. Residents value quiet cul-de-sacs, active homeowners’ events, and a sense of connection that goes beyond the neighborhood gates. Whether you’re after big skies, backyard gatherings, or access to Denver’s best outdoor amenities, Grant Ranch offers a lifestyle as dynamic as the people who call it home. Scroll down to see the latest homes for sale in Grant Ranch Denver.
Active, friendly, and scenic—resort-like amenities with a neighborhood feel and year-round social events.
Home Styles & Property TypesSingle-family homes, patio homes, townhomes, and custom lakefront properties—many with private yards and water or mountain views.
Notable FeaturesMarina on Bowles Lake, clubhouse, swimming pools, tennis courts, playgrounds, scenic walking and biking trails.
Lifestyle & LocationLakeside living, miles of open space, convenient to southwest Denver, Littleton, and the foothills.
Life at Grant Ranch is defined by its connection to Bowles Lake and the network of private ponds and greenways that wind through the neighborhood. The community marina makes it easy to launch a kayak, try stand-up paddleboarding, or fish on a quiet morning. Residents love the miles of walking and biking trails, which link Grant Ranch to nearby Marston and Bow Mar Heights, as well as parks and open space. The mix of water, wildlife, and big mountain views gives the area a Colorado-casual feel that’s rare within city limits.
The Grant Ranch Village Center is the social heart of the neighborhood. There’s a resort-style pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and a clubhouse with fitness classes and meeting rooms.
Grant Ranch is made up of several distinctive enclaves—The Peninsula, Heron Estates, The Village, and Gray Hawk—each with its own architectural flavor. You’ll find custom lakefront homes with docks, low-maintenance patio homes for lock-and-leave living, and classic two-stories with big yards and space for gardens. Many streets end in quiet cul-de-sacs, and some blocks are known for lively Halloween parades or elaborate holiday light displays. Compared to Marston or Bow Mar Heights, Grant Ranch offers a more cohesive, amenity-rich environment but keeps that laid-back southwest Denver energy.
Grant Ranch offers unbeatable access to outdoor adventure—minutes from the Bear Creek Trail system, Grant Ranch Park, and the edge of the Rocky Mountain foothills. Commuters appreciate quick routes to downtown Denver via Wadsworth or the light rail at Littleton/Mineral. Everyday shopping is easy with Southwest Plaza and local markets close by.
What really sets Grant Ranch apart is the sense of community—neighbors wave from paddleboards, gather for movie nights at the clubhouse, and swap gardening tips in the community Facebook group. It’s not unusual for a family to start out in a townhome and later move up to a lakefront custom home, all without leaving the neighborhood. Folks say Grant Ranch is a place where you can embrace the outdoors, find room to grow, and always feel part of something special in southwest Denver.
Yes—residents enjoy private access to Bowles Lake and the community marina, perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply relaxing by the water. Lakefront homes in many cases include personal docks.
The neighborhood features custom lakefront homes, low-maintenance patio homes, spacious two-stories, and townhomes—each enclave offers its own style and amenities. There’s a home for nearly every lifestyle and stage of life.
Absolutely. It’s a vibrant social scene all year long.
Beyond the community’s lakes, trails, and parks, residents are minutes from Bear Creek Trail, the foothills, and Southwest Denver recreation hubs. Marston and Bow Mar Heights are also nearby, offering more parks and trail options.
Compared to Marston or Bow Mar Heights, Grant Ranch is more master-planned and amenity-focused, offering unique lake access and a stronger neighborhood identity. Each nearby community has its own flavor, but Grant Ranch is known for its resort feel and active HOA.
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Start with the listing address, not just the subdivision label. Grant Ranch has subdivision and association layers that should be verified with the specific home. Check Denver records, HOA documents, property tax records, permit history, and school boundary maps before comparing one home to another.
Compare access to I-25, I-70, Colorado Boulevard, Broadway, Speer Boulevard, and RTD rail or bus corridors. A short map distance can feel different once you test turns, snow routes, school traffic, and peak-hour signals.
Use Marston Lake, Bow Mar, Raccoon Creek, Wadsworth Boulevard, Belleview Avenue, and Grant Ranch Village Center as practical reference points. They help you compare errands, recreation, trail access, and how each address fits your normal week.
Look closely at lot position, garage setup, basement finish, outdoor space, and update history. In Colorado, roof age, drainage, and hail history can matter as much as square footage.
Yes, if the listing shows an HOA, metro district, covenant group, or shared maintenance setup. Review dues, transfer fees, architectural rules, reserve information, and what the association actually maintains.
Common buyer checks include older sewer lines, roof age, radon testing, basement finish permits, parking, and HOA documents. Ask for permits, seller disclosures, roof details, and any reports tied to drainage, radon, sewer, or structural movement.
Use the exact address to verify school assignment, city services, county, utility provider, and taxes. Do not rely only on the neighborhood name because boundaries can shift by street.
Compare the address, property type, HOA obligations, parking, lot exposure, and condition notes before focusing on photos. Then decide which homes deserve deeper document review or a showing.
1 home is listed in Grant Ranch right now, at $795,000. The listed home has 5 bedrooms and 2,501 square feet. It carries an HOA fee of $84 a month, covering reserves, exterior maintenance w/out roof, maintenance grounds, maintenance structure. The average listing has been on the market 25 days. ZIP code 80123.
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Grant Ranch, Denver
Median price
$795,000
one home listed
Size
2,501
square feet
HOA
$84/mo
1 of 1 listings
Community amenities named in the listings: clubhouse, golf course, park, playground, pond seasonal, pool.
1 home is listed in Grant Ranch right now, updated daily on this page. Denver has 4,438 homes for sale across all its communities.
The one home listed in Grant Ranch is asking $795,000.
1 of the 1 listed homes report an HOA fee of $84 a month, covering reserves, exterior maintenance w/out roof, maintenance grounds, maintenance structure. Ask for the HOA documents before you write an offer.
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