Challenger Homes is excited to announce its newest community, Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch, coming soon to one of Colorado Springs’ most sought-after areas. Nestled within the master-planned Sterling Ranch community, Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch brings together the design quality Challenger Homes is known for with a location that puts trails, parks, and panoramic Front Range views right outside the front door. Whether you’re searching for a lower-maintenance ranch plan or a spacious two-story home for a growing family, this new community has something to offer. Here’s a closer look at the homes, the community, and the location that make Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch worth a visit.
June 24, 2026
Introducing Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch: Challenger Homes’ Newest Colorado Springs Community
The Homes at Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch
Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch features single-family homes priced from the $480’s, with floor plans ranging from 1,607 to 2,905 square feet. Homebuyers can choose from 3 to 5 bedrooms and 2 to 4 car garages, so there’s flexibility for nearly every lifestyle and household size. The community draws from several of Challenger’s most popular floor plans as well as introducing brand new ones, blending thoughtfully designed ranch and two-story homes that suit a wide range of buyers. Whether you’re looking for a lower-maintenance one-story layout or a larger two-story home with room for your family to grow, there’s a design here to match.
A Community Built for an Active Lifestyle
Beyond the homes themselves, Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch is designed to support an active, outdoor-oriented way of life. As part of the larger Sterling Ranch master-planned community, residents have access to miles of trails and expansive parks. There’s also more than 65 acres of open space nearby. As a result, there’s no shortage of opportunities to explore, unwind, and connect with nature just steps from home. Panoramic views of the Front Range serve as a constant backdrop throughout the neighborhood. They reinforce the sense of place that makes Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch unique.
An Ideal Location in Colorado Springs
Location is one of the strongest draws of Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch. The community sits just minutes from the Powers corridor. That puts residents close to restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, without sacrificing the quieter, nature-focused feel of Sterling Ranch itself. In addition, the location offers easy access to the Colorado Springs Airport and several military bases. That makes it especially convenient for relocating families and active-duty service members alike.
Families with school-age children will also appreciate the schools nearby. Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch falls within the nationally acclaimed Academy School District 20. This district has earned the “Accredited with Distinction” award every year since the rating’s inception. That makes it Colorado’s highest education performance ranking for meeting or exceeding student performance tasks. Students are zoned for Legacy Peak Elementary, Chinook Trail Middle School, and Liberty High School. So whether your kids are just starting out or getting ready for graduation, they’re covered every step of the way.
Find Your Ideal Home in Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch
From flexible floor plans to an unbeatable location, this community has a lot going for it. Cedar Ridge at Sterling Ranch is shaping up to be one of Challenger Homes’ most exciting new communities yet. Contact us today to learn more about this or any other Challenger Homes community.
Why New Construction May Cost Less Than You Think
Thinking a new build costs more in the long run? A recent Realtor.com analysis says otherwise. Buyers of new homes can expect to save an average of $25,335 over 10 years. That’s compared with buyers of 20-year-old homes. Those savings come from lower utility bills and fewer major system replacements. Here in Colorado, the report puts that 10-year savings figure at around $30,000. That puts Colorado well above the national average. So what does this mean for you? Simply put, a lower list price on an older home doesn’t always mean a better long-term deal. Newer homes tend to come with more efficient HVAC systems, better insulation, and updated windows. Those upgrades add up to real monthly savings over time. If you’re weighing new construction against an existing home, it’s worth factoring this into your decision. After all, the better value isn’t always the home that costs less to buy. Sometimes, it’s the one that costs less to own.