More than a collection of new homes, Baseline’s Villages are a gathering of people brought together by a creative spirit and a lifestyle that champions the outdoors. Urban-esque homes are oriented around parks, surrounded by natural and recreational green space, all connected by trails and bike lanes. It all started with West Village and two great parks. Next up is Parkside West, which is planned to have two neighborhood parks of its own and border the future Parklands, Baseline’s sprawling linear park.
To the west, vistas of the Rocky Mountains will serve as backdrop to new homes planned around neighborhood parks. A robust trail system will be designed to link each village and wind its way through Baseline’s mix of Parklands and urban centers. A productive landscape is envisioned as part of a pollinator-friendly ecosystem, while generous “outdoor rooms” will engage the community with Baseline’s wide-open spaces.
With Denver directly south and Boulder directly west, Baseline is the anticipated hub that brings them both together. Not just geometrically or even geographically but culturally and economically. Baseline is designed to be a mix of urban energy and relaxed outdoor vibes. Yin and yang. City with a side of nature. And just what Broomfield, Colorado needs.
Baseline is a place with a lot going on. Stay in the know about our progress as Baseline grows. And as the community takes shape, with resident events organized by DMB Community Life, it is destined to become a hub of creativity and social activity.
Last week, Broomfield multimedia artist K. Vuletich worked on two permanent installations at the Basin in Baseline — a hopscotch obstacle course and a “coloring page.” Learn more about this artist helping to bring Baseline to life.
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