Living in a John Laing Paired Home, you get Stapleton at its best.  In less than 10 minutes, you can walk to the shops and restaurants of the East 29th Avenue Town Center. Founders' Green—with its lawns, benches, fountain and amphitheater—is even closer. And a mere one block north: the planned 80-acre Central Park.

The Stapleton Development Plan calls for an important focus on education with a goal of creating a community in which "Lifelong Learning" becomes an integral and valued component of Stapleton's new neighborhoods.

Close to both the East 29th Avenue Town Center and Quebec Square.

With a wide variety of sports, recreational activities, and special events available year-round, there’s plenty of fun and leisure for everyone at Stapleton.

It started with a vision: new neighborhoods for a new generation. Interactive map of the Stapleton Community: http://stapletondenver.com/Explore-Stapleton-Maps.aspx

The centerpiece of Stapleton's 1,116-acre regional park system is the 80-acre "Central Park", the third largest park in the city. Bikeways and paths, similar to those found along Denver's Cherry Creek grace Stapleton's Sand Creek and Westerly Creek Greenways.