Move-In Ready Homes + Final Opportunities in Downtown Superior
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There’s a lot happening in Downtown Superior right now. New shops and services continue to open, more of the downtown is taking shape, and Remington Homes has both move-in ready townhomes and a limited number of remaining single-family homesites available in the community.
For buyers looking for a new home without the wait, three townhomes on Marshall Road are available now. And for those interested in building a single-family home, just five homesites remain.
Three Move-In Ready Homes on Marshall Road
Three newly completed townhomes are now available on Marshall Road in Downtown Superior.
Each home offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and approximately 2,050 square feet, along with an attached 2-car garage, designer finishes and a private rooftop terrace with Front Range views. Large windows and open living spaces give the homes a bright, contemporary feel, while the rooftop terraces create an additional place to relax, entertain or simply enjoy the Colorado setting.
Their Downtown Superior location also puts trails, parks, shopping, dining and everyday conveniences close by—making these homes a great option for buyers who want new construction in a walkable, connected community.
Only Five Single-Family Homesites Remain
Opportunities to build a new single-family Remington home in Downtown Superior are becoming increasingly limited.
Just five single-family homesites remain, including one that backs to open space. These final homesites offer the combination of a new single-family home with convenient access to the trails, parks, shops and restaurants throughout Downtown Superior. Once these five homesites are spoken for, Remington’s single-family offering in the community will be complete.
For buyers who have been considering Downtown Superior but want the space and privacy of a single-family home, this is an especially good time to take a closer look.
Downtown Superior Continues to Grow
The community itself continues to evolve as well.
New shops and services are opening along Main Street, activity continues around the plaza and Civic Space, and additional dining, residential, hospitality and commercial development is underway throughout Downtown Superior.
As our remaining homes take shape, it’s exciting to see more of the original vision for Downtown Superior becoming a reality—a community where homes, trails, parks, shopping, dining and gathering spaces are all part of the same neighborhood.
Whether you’re looking for a home you can move into now or one of the final opportunities to build new, there are still several ways to make Downtown Superior home.
