Currently under construction in Wheat Ridge is InCarnation, a residential development at West 39th Place between Sheridan and Harlan. This project includes 7 single-family homes, 8 paired-homes, and 11 row-homes. The paired-homes are all under contract.
Rendering of InCarnation courtesy Urban Green Development.
The developer is Urban Green Development, the same firm that is creating the for-sale Factory Flats condo project in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood. GreenSpot Real Estate is providing brokerage services.
“We wanted to provide people with an alternative to high-priced living without settling on quality. InCarnation is northwest Denver adjacent making it ideal for people who want to enjoy the recreation and entertainment those neighborhoods have to offer, but who can’t justify spending that amount of money on a neighborhood,” said Tracye Herrington, Co-owner & Co-Founder, Employing Broker, GreenSpot Real Estate.
This development is taking shape on the site of a former carnation farm. According to the development team on-site clean up took place before construction began due to the pollution caused by outdated carnation farming techniques. According to the City of Wheat Ridge, the city was at one point the world’s number one producer of carnations (source).
The homes will be solar powered and the community is Energy Star certified. Eco-friendly engineered products and building materials are being used in the construction of these residences.
“InCarnation offers families and individuals the opportunity to lower their carbon footprint and put energy savings back in their pockets,” noted Melissa Baldridge, Co-Owner & Co-Founder, Green-Building Solutions Provider, GreenSpot Real Estate. “Homes that are Energy Star-certified have greater indoor air quality, consistent room temperatures, lower energy bills, and a higher resale value. It is a win-win.”
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