Fast errand loops. Straight shots to work. Room to breathe. The Powers Corridor lines up shopping, dining, and services in one place, while neighborhood streets lead to parks and smooth multi-use trails. You’re close to what you use every week and a short drive from the rest.
Start with a latte at Coffee and Tea Zone inside First & Main Town Center. Circle once for dinner, a movie, gear, and groceries—done. Weeknights feel easy because the essentials sit on the same loop. Less driving. More living.
Cimarron Hills brings classic ranch and bi-level homes with mature trees and practical lots. Many have been updated over the years, so you’ll see new kitchens next to original mid-century lines. It’s a straightforward neighborhood with quick access back to Powers when you need it.
Many east-side addresses fall in District 49’s Sand Creek area—Evans or Remington for elementary, Horizon for middle, and Sand Creek High School for high school. Streets closer to the city core often attend District 11 campuses. Both districts lean practical and student-focused, with updated facilities in many buildings, solid arts and athletics, career and tech pathways, and advanced coursework. Families mention approachable staff, active calendars, and a strong community feel.
Powers Boulevard runs north–south and keeps daily life simple. You get quick links to shopping, health care, and the airport, plus direct routes to Peterson SFB and an easy connection toward Fort Carson. Crossing town is predictable thanks to reliable east-west connectors to I-25.
Settle into easy miles on the Sand Creek Trail or the Rock Island Trail. Both are smooth, multi-use paths you can jump on for a quick workout or a long weekend ride. Eastridge Park sits in the heart of Cimarron Hills. Fields, a pavilion, and open space stay close to home, so sunrise and evening walks become a habit.
First & Main Town Center anchors the corridor with big-box retail, local restaurants, fitness, and a theater. You can handle groceries, grab dinner, and catch a show without leaving the loop. Smaller centers along Powers fill in the gaps with pharmacies, services, and grab-and-go spots.
Expect classic floor plans in Cimarron Hills and newer pockets sprinkled along the Powers Corridor. Yards are usable, garages are common, and updates vary street to street. Want a clear read on homes for sale and recent sales nearby? The Johnson Team can walk you through the latest and what it means.
What’s the overall feel?
Day-to-day convenience with quick access to trails and parks.
Is there a central shopping hub?
Yes. First & Main Town Center is the anchor for dining, retail, and services.
How are commutes?
Direct to Peterson SFB, simple airport access, and reliable connectors to I-25.
Comparing East Colorado Springs neighborhoods or deciding where value tends to cluster along Powers? The Johnson Team can help you sort options and map a simple plan—so you can move with confidence.
4,847 people live in East Colorado Springs, where the median age is 41 and the average individual income is $30,837. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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