Columbine Country Club
The town grew up around the club’s championship golf course, founded in 1955. The club is a separate organization from the town; ask the club directly about membership.
Town of Columbine Valley, Arapahoe County · Kaylie Curtis
Looking at Columbine Valley homes for sale, or getting ready to sell? Columbine Valley is a small statutory town southwest of Denver that grew up around Columbine Country Club, with about 600 homes. I help buyers and sellers here with The Gold Standard Brokerage.
Columbine Valley
Columbine Valley is its own town, not part of Littleton. It began in 1955, when 17 families built homes around the new Columbine Country Club on the 295-acre Heckendorf Farm along the South Platte River valley, west of the City of Littleton. The golf course was laid out with about 200 home sites around and among its fairways.
Residents voted to incorporate the area, and the town’s incorporation documents were signed on August 15, 1959. Today the town has about 600 homes and a population of about 1,500. It is a statutory town with a mayor and six trustees elected at large, a professional staff and its own full-time police force. Town Hall is at 2 Middlefield Road.
Source: Town of Columbine Valley, columbinevalley.org (About, Community, Government and service-provider pages). Checked November 2026.
At a Glance
The town grew up around the club’s championship golf course, founded in 1955. The club is a separate organization from the town; ask the club directly about membership.
Most of the town’s parks and open space are maintained by its homeowner associations. Columbine Park at Town Hall is maintained by the town.
Water comes from Denver Water, sewer from Platte Canyon Water & Sanitation, fire protection from South Metro Fire Rescue and recreation from South Suburban Parks and Recreation.
The town lists Littleton Public Schools as its school district. Confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district.
Living Here
The town’s own history describes the setting as open mountain views, a plateau and a winding river valley. The golf course runs through the middle of the community, and the South Platte River corridor is along its edge.
Because the town is small, a lot depends on the neighborhood. Each HOA has its own rules and dues, and the town has its own municipal code, contractor licensing and permits. Nearby Bow Mar incorporated around the same time, and for similar reasons, according to the town’s history.
Buyers
Before you write an offer, here’s what I check.
Find out which homeowner association covers the home, then read its covenants, design rules and dues before your deadline.
If you plan to remodel or build, check the town’s municipal code and permit requirements early. Contractors working in town need a town license.
Plan for sewer scope, radon and roof inspections, and ask about any homes near the river or golf course. My luxury home inspection checklist covers each one.
Sellers
Buyers come here for the setting and the lots, so the marketing has to show both.
Recent Columbine Valley sales on similar lots, adjusted for golf course or mountain views, updates and condition.
Listing copy that explains the town, the HOA and how service providers work, so buyers aren’t surprised.
HOA documents, the Seller’s Property Disclosure and permits for past work organized before listing.
FAQ
No. Columbine Valley is a separate statutory town, incorporated in 1959, with its own mayor, board of trustees and police force. Its Town Hall address is 2 Middlefield Road, Columbine Valley, CO 80123.
According to the town, it has about 600 homes and a population of about 1,500.
The club is a separate organization from the town. Ask the club directly about membership, and check the HOA documents for the specific home.
The town lists Littleton Public Schools as its school district. Confirm assigned schools for the specific address with the district.
According to the town, Denver Water provides water, Platte Canyon Water & Sanitation provides sewer service and South Metro Fire Rescue provides fire protection.
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