Stultz Homes

4377 Tejon just hit the rendering stage. There’s something about seeing a home come together on screen before it comes together on site, layout, light, flow, all of it starting to click. More to come as we build this one out.

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New project kicking off! 3775 Chase St. in Wheat Ridge. Great neighborhood, close to the city but still has that laid-back feel. Excited to get this one rolling.

More to come as it takes shape.

This is what we mean when we say we build for livability. At 1230 Zenobia, every choice from the layout to the finishes, was made with real life in mind, not just how it photographs.

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Here’s a look at where we’re headed. Before the first shovel hits the ground, we spend months dialing in every detail, because we’d rather get it right on paper than fix it after the fact.

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A kitchen should work as hard as you do. Solid wood cabinetry, commercial-grade appliances, and countertops built to take a beating and still look brand new years from now. We build for the way people actually live, not just how a kitchen photographs on day one.

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Good design starts with the site. We build with the neighborhood in mind, proximity to green space, walkability, and a footprint that respects what’s already there. Every Stultz build is placed with intention, not just dropped in.

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Wide-plank flooring, custom wood cabinetry, and a clean open layout. This is the vision we’re building toward: homes where every material choice earns its place, and nothing feels temporary.

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Funny thing about a rooftop deck, nobody thinks about it until they’re up there with a drink in hand enjoying the view. We thought about it the whole time. Structure, flashing, all of it dialed in before anyone ever stepped foot up here.

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What makes a kitchen great has nothing to do with how it looks in a photo. It’s the plumbing, the electrical, the cabinets hung straight. We sweat that stuff so you never have to think about it.

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1203 Utica holds the corner lot with grace. Brick base, standing-seam steel up top, private rooftop deck capping off three stories that don’t waste a square foot.

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