MONUMENT JUNCTION

Introducing the latest addition to the Town of Monument – Monument Junction, a vibrant community located just east of I-25 along the bustling Jackson Creek Parkway. Designed to become one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the area, Monument Junction is the perfect place to call home for residents who work in Monument, Castle Rock, Denver, or Colorado Springs.

With its strategic location, Monument Junction boasts modern amenities and urban home styles while retaining the charm of a small town. Residents can look forward to parks and trails that further enhance the community’s allure, making it an ideal location for those who value both convenience and comfort.

Experience the best of both worlds at Monument Junction – a thriving community that provides a perfect blend of urban and suburban living.

Model Home in Monument Junction is now open!  17594 Brass Buckle Way, Monument CO 80132.

FOR A LIMITED TIME receive $15,000 in Classic Credits for your new home when you choose to build from the ground up. You can use your credits toward Design Studio options, financing, mortgage rate buy-downs or closing costs! See New Home Specialist for details.

*Available on new contracts originated between 9/6/2024 – 9/22/2024. This incentive is only available on homes financed with Classic Homes’ preferred lenders. Incentive cannot be combined with other offers or discounts and other restrictions may apply. Subject to change without notice. See New Home Specialist for details.

All pricing and availability are subject to change at any time.

Driving Directions

Monument Junction Model is located north of Baptist Road off of Jackson Creek Parkway. From I-25 exit Baptist Road (Exit 158) and go east. Left on Jackson Creek Parkway. Right on Slopeside Street. Model will be on the right.  The model address is 17594 Brass Buckle Way, Monument, CO 80132.

Location

Lewis Palmer District 38 in Monument serves Monument Junction, and its students post SAT and ACT scores well above the national average. As one of the smaller districts in the region, District 38 students thrive with small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratios. The district offers many specialized programs including a charter school.

Off Baptist Road you’ll find a King Soopers grocery store with Starbuck’s and several shops and eating establishments.  Monument Marketplace is constantly growing to meet the needs of residents adding new retail stores and restaurants such as Home Depot, Wal-Mart, Staples, Pet Smart, Kohls, Texas Roadhouse, and Monument Pies and Grinders to name a few.  Convenience shops, professional services and even a branch of the Pikes Peak Library are nearby in Monument.  The Chapel Hills Mall and The Promenade Shops at Briargate, two of three main regional shopping centers in Colorado Springs, are approximately 10 minutes from Monument Junction. Castle Rock’s popular Prime Outlet Stores is about 30 minutes north.

Monument’s location north of Colorado Springs and easy access to I-25 makes it an excellent choice for working in either Colorado Springs or Denver. Northern El Paso County is one of the fastest-growing sectors for commercial development. Numerous high-tech companies, national and international employers are within 10 to 15 minutes of Monument Junction. Northgate Park, just south of Monument Junction, includes a new Oracle complex as well as other high tech companies. The United States Air Force Academy is located across I-25 and is easily reached.