3333 N Irvington St, Aurora, CO 80019

Step onto the extended front porch and through the front door into the Cumberland — a thoughtfully arranged ranch floorplan delivering one-level convenience and refined everyday living. At approximately 1,896 square feet the layout centers on an open great room and dining area that flows directly into a well-appointed kitchen. The kitchen features a large center island for casual meals and gatherings and a walk-in pantry for generous storage. A dedicated study at the front of the home provides a private workspace without sacrificing the open living feel.

The home’s primary suite is set at the back of the floorplan for privacy and includes a roomy walk-in closet plus a deluxe en suite with double vanities and a walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms share a full hall bath—an efficient arrangement for families, guests, or flex-space uses. Practical finishes include a laundry room placed for convenience and a valet entry from the garage to streamline everyday comings-and-goings.

Outdoors, the extended porch creates a comfortable transition to the yard on a generous ~6,900 SF lot — a size that supports gardening, play space, or later landscaping upgrades. As new construction, the home will deliver modern energy efficiencies and contemporary finishes; please note the photos on the listing are representational and interested buyers should request the final spec sheet to confirm exact materials and options.

This Cumberland appeals to buyers seeking single-story living without sacrificing space or functionality — ideal for downsizers, small families, or those who prefer main-floor living with easy access to suburban amenities. Reach out to TEAM KAMINSKY for builder incentives, current finish options, and to schedule a site visit.

Aurora Highlands is a recently developed residential neighborhood that emphasizes accessible single-family living, community parks, and modern home designs. The area attracts buyers seeking newer construction outside central Denver, with driving access to regional employers, medical centers, and recreational destinations. The neighborhood mix leans suburban — family yards, playgrounds, and quiet residential streets are common.