You accomplished what you set out to do. You met your goals. Exceeded your own expectations. Now, it’s time to live a lifestyle of emerald brilliance you deserve. Where you savor the perfect space you create in your custom home, and embrace choice for how to spend your day (and night).
There’s a suite of community amenities surrounding Emerald Estates that will help you do just that.
The emerald hues of RainDance National from your backyard beckon your practice. Dubbed the longest course in North America and ranked as one of the top golf courses in the world, you’ll live among legends. Drive your cart to the 65,000 square-foot G.O.A.T. Ranch Practice Area, Funk Yard driving range, and character-rich pro shop with outdoor seating before your round.
Only here will you find a 5,000 square-foot grain bin that’s been crafted into a distinct sports bar, restaurant and events venue. The Grainhouse is located a stone’s throw from Emerald Estates custom homesites and offers a down-home and comfortable atmosphere with a menu that will make you feel right at home. Rotating beers, wines and cocktails that you can enjoy during seasonal activities like mini golf and sand volleyball – all at The Grainhouse. See what’s on tap.
During the winter months, there’s a skiing and tubing hill just across the golf course. And during the summer, you can walk from home to a series of live music events. Hoedown Hill was created to bring the best of Colorado to our community. Fill your family’s day with tubing, skiing, and then sitting back for a drink and meal at The Grainhouse. This place changes with the seasons.
This isn’t the average community pool. The RainDance River Resort offers something for everyone. Cabana-style seating and in-pool lounge chairs put relaxation front and center, while the water slide and lazy river marry fun-in-the-sun with kicking back in the water. This is how we do self-care.
Your option for a friendly, cozy restaurant where everyone will soon learn your name. Ted’s Sweetwater Grill has some of the best views in town with a horizon full of the Front Range behind the community’s covered bridge. It’s your neighborhood outing for a nice bit and cool (or hot) drink.
The trails and pathways outside your door lead to the golf course, to the pickleball courts, to various parks and gathering areas. Stop to take a breath. To finish a conversation. Or to let the family wear themselves out before heading home for dinnertime.
