Firestone Residential

Vistosa

Firestone Boulevard and Frontier in Firestone
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Vistosa will be a 1,041-lot residential subdivision along both the north and south side of Firestone Boulevard east of Frontier/CR 15 in Firestone, Colorado. This Carlson Land Development project will bring at least four varieties of housing styles providing homebuyers with greater options and price points. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

Firestone Boulevard and Frontier

Status

Current

Location

Firestone Boulevard and Frontier

City

Firestone

State

CO

Developer

Carlson Land Development

General Contractor

DR Horton

Engineering Firm

Innovative Land Consultants Inc

Number of Units

1,041

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