Woodgate, a suburban neighborhood in Aurora established in the early 1980s, is located just 6 miles from Aurora’s City Center. The community is known for its friendly atmosphere and voluntary homeowners association, which focuses on community engagement. Housing options in Woodgate range from two-bedroom condos to large estates with up to six bedrooms, featuring contemporary two-story homes with Craftsman features, brick ranch-style homes, and a few Tudor-inspired and Victorian estates. Home sizes vary from 1,800 to 4,500 square feet. The neighborhood is divided into several subdivisions, each with its own homeowners association, some offering private parks, pools, and other amenities.
Woodgate features ample outdoor recreation opportunities, including Sagebrush Park, which offers a playground, picnic shelter, walking trails, and volleyball games. The park's western side provides stunning sunset views of the Front Range. Adjacent to the neighborhood, Cherry Creek State Park spans 4,000 acres and includes hiking and biking trails, a campground, an off-leash dog park, and a large reservoir with beach access. Community events such as summer barbecues and holiday celebrations are common, fostering a tight-knit atmosphere.
Educational options include Sagebrush Elementary School, Laredo Middle School, and Smoky Hill High School, all of which have high ratings. Shopping and dining are primarily found in nearby strip malls, with notable spots like The Angry Clover Irish Pub, Cherry Thai Café, and Europa supermarket. Woodgate's wide streets and sidewalks make it pedestrian-friendly, while Parker Road provides access to Interstate 225. Public transportation is available along Parker Road, Chambers Road, and Smoky Hill Road, and Centennial Airport is just 7 miles away.
