Algonquin Acres Owners Assoc.

Algonquin Acres Owners Assoc.

Algonquin Acres History

Algonquin Acres was established in 1959. Back then, Arapahoe Road was only 2 lanes and ended to the east of us at Parker Road, Jordan Road was not paved. We were truly out in the country. There was no shopping nearby and trains traveled on tracks along the east side of Jordan Road.

Valley Country Club

Valley Country Club was our only 'neighbor' and they too were established in 1959. Together, we have seen a few floods come though our area and a great amount of development around us.

Today in 2008

In October 2004, our last vacant lot was developed. Arapahoe Road is over 8 lanes wide. We have many shopping opportunities and housing developments nearby and even a 24 hour ememergency center just south of our neighborhood. The train tracks no longer run along Jordan Road. In their place is the new development of Windmill Creek Reserve. Windmill Creek Reserve is currently under construction and many of the planned 30 or so single family units are now occupied.

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About our association

Algonquin Acres History

The first house in Algonquin Acres was built in 1959. We are still building and making home improvements today! We have 76 one acre lots and our last lot was developed during 2004.

Algonquin Acres Goals

We continually strive to maintain a pleasant and safe neighborhood to live in.

Algonquin Acres Residents

We are volunteers in our community. We volunteer in our schools, local community and neighborhood to help make a difference. We range in age from newborn to senior citizen.

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Community Related Website Info

East Valley Metro (water) District
Cherry Creek School District
Arapahoe County
South Metro Fire Rescue
City of Centennial
Southeast Metro Stormwater Authority