Firelight real estate in Highlands Ranch, live from the MLS: 4 homes for sale from $650K to $950K; the median Firelight home lists at $875K. Sizes run 2,461 to 4,334 square feet. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
FirelightHighlands Ranch homes emphasize bright, open floorplans, private outdoor areas, and versatile living spaces that fit busy households. Many feature finished basements, large kitchen islands, and low-maintenance yards made for weekend gatherings. These properties balance indoor comfort with outdoor connection through nearby trails and community parks. Scroll below to view current Firelight listings and find a layout that matches your lifestyle.
Friendly, outdoorsy, and connected—Firelight is known for its neighborly warmth, local events, and easy access to parks and trails.
Home Styles & FeaturesModern single-family homes, open floor plans, private yards, and scenic views—many backing to greenbelts or open space.
Location HighlightsLifestyle & VibeLife in Firelight starts with sunrise over rolling hills and the promise of a day outside. This is a neighborhood where it’s easy to lose track of time talking to a friend on the sidewalk or join an impromptu gathering at the playground after dinner.
Firelight is surrounded by miles of interconnected trails that link directly to the Backcountry Wilderness Area, a local treasure for hiking, biking, and spotting wildlife. Southridge Rec Center is just a short walk or bike ride away, offering swimming, fitness classes, and community events throughout the year. Trails also connect easily to Southridge and nearby The Hearth, opening up even more options for exploration and play.
Homes in Firelight reflect Colorado’s modern style—open layouts, sun-filled living spaces, and backyards made for both privacy and entertaining. Many homes back up to open space, giving a front-row seat to deer at sunrise or quiet evenings under the stars. It’s not just the scenery that makes this neighborhood stand out; it’s the way people look out for each other, from snow-shoveling crews in winter to shared lemonade stands on the first warm days of spring. If you’re curious about other nearby neighborhoods with a similar vibe, take a look at Eastridge or Stratton Ridge for more Highlands Ranch favorites.
Residents say what keeps them here isn’t just the homes or the trails—it’s the sense that every season brings new reasons to get together. From autumn block parties to early morning bike rides and snowball fights after a fresh storm, Firelight’s rhythm is shaped by the people who call it home.
Firelight is known for its open spaces, strong community ties, and immediate access to parks and trails. The neighborhood balances modern living with a true Colorado outdoor spirit.
Absolutely. Residents enjoy quick access to neighborhood parks, miles of scenic trails, and the vast Backcountry Wilderness Area, ideal for hiking and biking.
The neighborhood features modern single-family homes, in many cases with open floor plans, generous yards, and scenic views. Many homes are positioned along greenbelts or open space for added privacy and beauty.
Firelight connects easily to Southridge, The Hearth, Eastridge, and Stratton Ridge, each with its own unique amenities and community feel.
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Firelight sits along the south edge of Highlands Ranch, close to Wildcat Reserve Parkway and the Southridge Recreation Center, among the later phases of the community's build-out. Some homes back onto Paintbrush Park or the open-space corridors that run through this side of the community, and regular drives toward C-470 and the wider metro usually begin on the southern road network. Compare the actual turns and travel time from each home instead of treating every Highlands Ranch location as interchangeable.
Firelight homes are sometimes listed under a few slightly different neighborhood names, so compare by the actual home and its exact spot near Wildcat Reserve Parkway rather than by the name on the listing. Even homes a few streets apart can sit differently against the open space and the parkway.
Then compare the floor plan, how old the home is, its condition, the lot, and whether it borders open space. Newer layouts can cut the renovation work you expect at first, while an open-space edge changes the outlook and the yard relationship. Highlands Ranch Metro District also uses parts of the open-space system for drainage and utilities, so review the survey, easements, fence line, and drainage for the exact property.
The Highlands Ranch Area Guide explains the wider trade-offs. The Highlands Ranch neighborhoods guide compares Firelight with other broad parts of the community.
HRCA is the community-wide homeowners association. Ask your Kenna Real Estate Group agent to pull the current HRCA covenants, assessment information, and improvement-review records that apply to the home. If a separate sub-association also covers the exact home, review its rules, fees, insurance responsibilities, and exterior-maintenance boundaries separately, since those come from the association through the seller.
Highlands Ranch Water serves the community, and Douglas County holds the assessor record and residential property maps. Use the county record for the exact address to confirm the legal property, the taxes, and what the county has on file. The HRCA, recreation centers, water, and neighborhood checks guide shows where these records fit into the purchase.
Compare the floor plan, how old the home is, its condition, the lot, its position against the open space, and the drive to Wildcat Reserve Parkway. Then compare the HRCA and property records for each exact address.
The same neighborhood shows up under a few close spellings. Compare the actual home and its exact spot near Wildcat Reserve Parkway, and confirm the HRCA and Douglas County records for that address, instead of relying on the name on the listing.
Open the Highlands Ranch Area Guide and the neighborhoods guide from the links just above. They compare the broader areas, daily trips, the mix of homes, and the ownership questions.
Send the home you are considering. Kenna Real Estate Group can pull the property and association records, talk through the recurring costs, and help you decide what to offer.
11 homes are listed in Firelight right now, from $649,900 to $1,125,000 with a median of $815,000. Listed homes run 3 to 5 bedrooms and 1,983 to 4,611 square feet. All of them carry an HOA fee of $58 to $101 a month, covering maintenance grounds, snow removal, recycling, road maintenance. The average listing has been on the market 49 days. 2 of them are already under contract. ZIP codes 80126, 80130.
For sale now
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Firelight, Highlands Ranch
Median price
$815,000
$649,900 to $1,125,000
Size
1,983 to 4,611
square feet
HOA
$58 to $101/mo
11 of 11 listings
Community amenities named in the listings: clubhouse, fitness center, park, playground, pool, spa/hot tub.
11 homes are listed in Firelight right now, updated daily on this page. Highlands Ranch has 218 homes for sale across all its communities.
Listed homes in Firelight run from $649,900 to $1,125,000, with a median asking price of $815,000.
11 of the 11 listed homes report an HOA fee of $58 to $101 a month, covering maintenance grounds, snow removal, recycling, road maintenance. Ask for the HOA documents before you write an offer.
Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree. Showings the same day when the seller allows it, and the HOA documents pulled before you go.
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