Welcome to Lone Tree
A pristine South Denver suburb
Tucked just off I-25 between Parker and Littleton, Colorado, is Lone Tree, a charming municipality that has rapidly expanded since its incorporation in 1995. Lone Tree’s quiet, luxurious residential areas make it a highly desirable locale in the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood Metropolitan Area. Residents here have a plethora of stunning options to choose from, including upscale, modern homes, single-family properties located in both non-gated and gated neighborhoods, amenity-rich apartments, and Ridgegate, Lone Tree’s iconic master-planned community which provides a residential oasis for over 13,000 residents. Lone Tree is also home to Colorado’s largest shopping mall, Park Meadows.
What to Love
- A serene environment
- Incredible selection of housing options
- Highly-rated public schools
- Convenient location close to Denver
Local Lifestyle
Lone Tree is home to proud residents who embody their city motto: "It's a great day to be in Lone Tree”. With various activities, including golf courses, an extensive trail system, and the annual Summer Concert Series, this community embraces pleasure while maintaining a calm demeanor.
The City of Lone Tree is conveniently located five to twenty minutes away from Denver’s most popular communities, including Centennial, Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, and Castle Pines, providing residents with a myriad of activities to partake in.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
No visit to Lone Tree is complete without shopping at Park Meadows Mall. This sprawling and enclosed retail space is home to numerous well-liked big-box stores and national brands. Restaurants also have a home here, including places like Seasons 52, which serves seasonal dishes and regional wines in an upscale setting. The White Chocolate Grill is a contemporary restaurant with an extensive menu of classic American dishes, including egg rolls, ahi tuna salad, and freshly ground, made-to-order burgers.
Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar in nearby Englewood serves classics like lobster tails and aged beef in a sophisticated setting with a delightful selection of wine. If you’d rather indulge in Chinese cuisine, look no further than John Holly's Asian Bistro. Restaurant owner and head chef John Ye impresses guests with innovative Thai and Chinese dishes in a brightly-lit locale with high ceilings and a popular happy hour.
Things to Do
Schweiger Ranch is a preserved historical site that embodies the evolution of western ranch life in Lone Tree. The establishment is open every third Saturday. In addition, the Schweiger Ranch Festival is held here every October and provides plenty of fun-filled activities for those who attend, including live music, a petting zoo, hay wagon rides, and a pumpkin patch.
Wag and Romp is a special annual event for dogs held at Cook Creek Pool. These furry residents can swim, splash, and romp while owners check out the various pet-specific businesses and vendors set up here.
Bluffs Regional Park Trail is an incredible path for hikers, as it offers a sweeping view of the Denver metropolitan area and the Colorado Front Range mountains. This 3.72-mile soft-surface trail is home to a wide range of Colorado’s native flora and fauna.
Watch live theater performances at Lone Tree Arts Center. Owned and controlled by the city of Lone Tree, this art center is an environmentally friendly, innovative, and professional LEED-certified venue.
Lone Tree Brewing Company sells hand-crafted beer, including barrel-aged beer, new experimental styles, and familiar classics. In addition, there are more than ten rotating seasonals and five flagship beers on tap, providing something for everyone. Grab a drink here with friends after a long day of work.
Schools
The Lone Tree Community School District serves the community of Lone Tree. High-performing schools in the area include:
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Lone Tree Elementary School, PK-6th grade
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Lone Tree Junior-Senior High School, 6th-12th grade