Living in Burgundy at Heather Ridge, Aurora, Colorado

Burgundy at Heather Ridge offers something surprisingly difficult to replicate in the Denver Metro: an established, low maintenance residential setting woven into mature landscaping and golf course open space, while still sitting close to some of Aurora’s most useful transportation, recreation and shopping corridors.

Located near South Xanadu Way and East Yale Avenue in Aurora, Burgundy is one of the residential communities within the larger Heather Ridge area. It sits alongside the Heather Ridge Golf Course, with portions of Burgundy positioned directly along the course. Historical community information describes Burgundy as a 120 unit community made up primarily of two story attached residences arranged in smaller buildings. Heather Ridge Colorado

That creates a very different atmosphere from the newer, higher density developments found elsewhere in the Denver Metro. Here, the landscape has had decades to mature. Trees, lawns, greenbelts, golf course views and established residential architecture give Heather Ridge a sense of place that newer construction simply cannot manufacture overnight.

Golf Course Living Without Leaving Aurora

The defining feature of Burgundy at Heather Ridge is right outside the door: the Heather Ridge Golf Course.

The 18 hole course opened in 1972, was designed by Dick Phelps and operated privately for decades before becoming a public golf course in 2010. Today, the Heather Ridge Metropolitan District owns the golf course and open-space property, preserving a substantial green corridor through the surrounding communities. Heather Ridge Golf Course

For Burgundy residents, that means the golf course contributes more than somewhere to book a tee time. It creates long sightlines, mature landscaping and a greener visual backdrop throughout the neighborhood.

The current Burgundy listing at 2671 S Xanadu Way Unit B, for example, is positioned on the golf course with a greenbelt setting and golf course views, illustrating exactly why location within the community can matter.

Colorado’s seasons make that backdrop continually change: green fairways and patio weather in summer, golden foliage in fall, occasional snow-covered landscapes in winter, and the return of Colorado sunshine and outdoor living in spring.

A Low-Maintenance Colorado Lifestyle

Burgundy is particularly compelling for buyers who want outdoor surroundings without necessarily wanting a large private yard to maintain.

The community includes a clubhouse and seasonal outdoor swimming pool. For the featured property, HOA services currently include grounds and structure maintenance, irrigation water, recycling, sewer, snow removal, trash and water, among other items. Buyers should always verify current HOA services, rules, assessments, insurance responsibilities and fees before purchasing.

That combination can make the community attractive to people who would rather spend a Colorado weekend golfing, hiking, traveling or exploring Denver than maintaining an extensive exterior property.

And there is an important distinction worth making: Burgundy at Heather Ridge is not Heather Gardens. They are separate communities. Heather Ridge South specifically notes that its communities and the Heather Ridge Metropolitan District are not age-restricted. Heather Ridge South

Outdoor Recreation Beyond the Golf Course

Living at Burgundy puts several substantial Aurora recreation destinations within the surrounding area.

Nearby Utah Park adds another layer of recreation, while Aurora’s park system includes neighborhood parks, trails, sports facilities and open spaces throughout this portion of the city. Aurora, CO

Then there is one of the biggest lifestyle advantages of this location: Cherry Creek State Park.

The Nine Mile area sits adjacent to the roughly 4,200-acre state park, placing one of metro Denver’s major outdoor destinations within easy reach of Heather Ridge. Aurora, CO The park provides the kind of recreation Colorado residents actually use across the seasons, including trails, reservoir activities and substantial open space.

It is an unusual combination: golf course scenery at home, major urban conveniences nearby, and a Colorado state park just down the road.

Shopping, Dining and Everyday Convenience

Heather Ridge also works well as a practical home base.

The surrounding Aurora corridor offers grocery stores, restaurants, services and major retailers. Local options in and around Heather Ridge include Noonan’s at the golf course, while H Mart, Arash International Market, Costco and additional shopping are within the broader area. Homes

That makes daily errands relatively straightforward without requiring a trip across the metro.

Residents can also reach additional dining and retail districts along Parker Road, Havana Street and throughout central Aurora, while the Denver Tech Center sits to the southwest.

Commuting From Burgundy at Heather Ridge

This is where Burgundy’s location earns serious points.

Heather Ridge Golf Course sits just west of I-225, giving the neighborhood convenient access to one of the eastern metro’s primary transportation corridors. Heather Ridge Golf Course From I-225, drivers can connect toward I-25, the Denver Tech Center, Anschutz Medical Campus and other parts of the Denver Metro.

Rail is another option. Nine Mile Station sits along RTD’s R Line near Parker Road and I-225 and includes a 1,225-space parking garage and bus transfer facility. Aurora, CO

For buyers balancing work in Denver, DTC or Aurora with a preference for a more residential home base, that connectivity is a major part of the Burgundy lifestyle.

What Are Homes Like in Burgundy at Heather Ridge?

Expect attached homes with architecture reflecting the community’s 1970s origins, but interiors can vary dramatically depending on renovation history.

The current listing at 2671 S Xanadu Way Unit B demonstrates how these homes can be modernized while keeping the character of the original community. Offered at $295,000, this updated 1977 townhome provides 1,315 finished square feet with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a loft, vaulted ceilings, a gas-log fireplace, central air and flexible bedroom options on both levels.

Its upgraded kitchen includes custom pull out storage and stainless steel appliances, while replacement windows and the sliding glass door carry a transferable warranty. A private detached garage plus an additional reserved parking space adds practical value.

The listing also currently includes a $3,000 seller credit at closing toward eligible buyer closing costs, prepaid expenses, lender fees and/or discount points, subject to lender approval and applicable requirements.

For buyers searching for an Aurora townhome near golf, light rail, I-225 and Cherry Creek State Park, Burgundy at Heather Ridge occupies a particularly interesting niche: established Colorado surroundings, connected metro living and a homeownership style designed around enjoying the location instead of constantly maintaining it.

2671 S. Xanadu Way Unit B| Aurora, CO 80014
Offered at $295,000
2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathroom | 1315 Finished Sq. Ft.
1 Car Detached Garage #155 |  1 reserved spot #233  

Listed by Randy Avila 720-935-0248 or email at [email protected] with R Squared Realty Experts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Burgundy at Heather Ridge a townhome community?
Burgundy consists primarily of attached residences, historically described as a 120 unit community with mostly two story homes arranged in smaller buildings. Individual property classification should always be confirmed for a specific listing. Heather Ridge Colorado

Is Burgundy at Heather Ridge an age restricted community?
No. Heather Ridge South specifically identifies the Heather Ridge communities and Metropolitan District as non-age-restricted, unlike nearby Heather Gardens. Heather Ridge South

Does Burgundy at Heather Ridge have a swimming pool?
Yes. Burgundy community materials reference a resident pool, and the current listing identifies an outdoor pool among the association amenities.