Erie Residential

Summerfield

Colorado Highway 52 about a mile west of Interstate 25 in Erie
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Summerfield is a 620-acre development on the eastern side of Erie, that will bring 2,144 housing units to town. The project is being developed in two phases. The first phase  of 818 lots, was approved in 2023, the second phase, which includes 1,201 lots, was proposed in 2025. In addition to housing, more than 1,000 of which will be “age-targeted,” the plans include trails, several “pocket parks,” and one neighborhood park. The project will have traditional single-family homes, duplexes and townhomes. on Facebook on LinkedIn
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

Colorado Highway 52 about a mile west of Interstate 25

Website

https://www.cdgcolorado.com/communities/summerfield/

Status

Current

Location

Colorado Highway 52 about a mile west of Interstate 25

City

Erie

State

CO

Website

https://www.cdgcolorado.com/communities/summerfield/

Owner

Toll Brothers

Developer

Toll Brothers

Engineering Firm

Kimley-Horn

Landscape Architect

Kimley-Horn

Number of Units

2200

Size

620 acres

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