Country-Quiet, Yet City-Close
In the midst of deep valleys, invigorating air, and crystalline skies, one is instantly
transported to a place of enchantment and tranquility. With stunning views of snow-capped
mountain peaks and the incredible stillness of dense forests fragrant with pine, it's hard
to believe that Denver is only a few minutes away.
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Area Schools
Excellent public and private schools are available. The Douglas County School District
boasts high achievement test scores and a low student/teacher ratio. Elementary-age
students attend the new Buffalo Ridge Elementary School which was selected to be part of
an acclaimed model school program. Douglas County has an award-winning school district
which boasts achievement scores above both state and national averages. Students number
more than 27,000 among a total of 44 schools, with an average pupil/teacher ratio of 21 to
1. For more information about the Douglas County School District, call (303) 688-3195 or
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Shopping
Some of the best shopping in the state is just minutes from Castle Pines Village in either
direction. The new Park Meadows Mall, anchored by Nordstroms, and featuring over 140
stores, is considered to be one of the finest and most popular malls in the country. Even
for non-shoppers, it's worth a visit just for its architectural appeal. With its use of
rich woods, timber and natural sandstone, it exemplifies true contemporary Colorado
architecture. Only three miles south of Castle Pines Village are the Castle Rock Factory
Shops with more than 125 stores, and featuring some of the best names in fashion,
accessories and housewares.
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Denver
Welcome to the Mile High City. A city of unexpected surprises, Denver is filled with
history, art, culture, entertainment and beautiful location at the foot of the Rocky
Mountains.
- At 2.3 million inhabitants, Denver is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the
United States.
- The majority of the Denver population falls between 25 to 45 years of age.
- The fastest-growing industries in Denver are contract construction, retail trade, high
tech, service industries, and local government.
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Denver International Airport
Located in the far northeast quadrant of the Denver metro area, DIA is one of the largest
hubs in the nation with five runways and 21 passenger airlines. Regional airlines have new
facilities, making transfers to the mountain ski resorts convenient. For detailed
information about DIA, call 1-800-AIR2DEN or visit their Web site at www.flydenver.com. Denver International Airport (DIA)
is located north of I-70 and east of Tower Road, 24 miles from downtown Denver. Peņa
Boulevard, which connects to I-70 and Tower Road, is the primary access route for
travelers. Castle Pines residents typically travel to DIA via Interstate 25 north to E-470
to Peņa Boulevard. Shuttle service from home to DIA as well as the Colorado Springs
Airport is available through limousine and shuttle services.
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