Twenty-five years in, Stonegate's kitchens are talking.
Stonegate matured into one of the Parker area's steadiest communities, and its 1990s and 2000s homes are saying the quiet part out loud: the kitchens, baths and basements are ready for their refresh.
Stonegate residents tend to stay, and the houses reward it: solid two-stories with good yards, pools and trails already paid for by time. The remodel logic writes itself. A kitchen refresh with new counters, cabinets and lighting resets the whole main floor, and a bath rebuild does the same upstairs.
Downstairs, plenty of Stonegate basements are still original concrete or first-generation finishes ready for a proper redo, with an egress window bringing any new bedroom up to code. Permits run through Douglas County processes, and the community's design review covers exterior changes; we handle both sets of paperwork. Nearby pages: Parker and Centennial.