Colorado Homebuilder, Epic Homes Reaches 100 Home Milestone

Littleton, CO – WEBWIRE – Thursday, September 26, 2019

Local Colorado homebuilder Epic Homes closes its 100th home since its start in 2015

One of my main goals for Epic is that people can feel the difference with us. Your home should be where you can fulfill the experiences that mean something special and unique, and we work with our buyers to create just that.”

Homegrown Colorado homebuilder Epic Homes closed its 100th home since its start in 2015. Founder and owner Christina Presley celebrated with homeowners Someswara Ganny and Harikadevi Nalluri at their brand new Anthem Highlands home.

When she started Epic Homes in 2015, Presley sought to create a home building company unlike any other in the industry.

“One of my main goals for Epic is that people can feel the difference with us,” Presley said. “Your home should be where you can fulfill the experiences that mean something special and unique, and we work with our buyers to create just that.”

Presley said this principle has been at the forefront of every executive decision she’s made for the company. Breaking ground in Oct. 2015, Epic Homes’ debut community was Leyden Rock, an Arvada-based development.

“I was so excited to begin building in a community,” Presley said. “It was also reassuring and encouraging to see how people responded to the uniqueness of our homes.”

Epic Homes later began building in the Anthem Highlands community in Broomfield, Colo. — the same community where the 100th home closed.

The company recently attained lots in the adjacent luxury community, Anthem Reserve — an exclusive enclave featuring larger lots, breathtaking views and access to community amenities and resources of Anthem Highlands.

“I am so excited to be building in Anthem Reserve,” Presley said. “We have met so many amazing people, and I feel very blessed to continue in the Anthem community.”

Epic Homes recently announced its next endeavor, Painted Prairie, an Aurora-based community. The homebuilder has developed an entirely new line of products for the development.

“I am so excited to unveil our Painted Prairie models in late November,” Presley said. “Our home designs are completely different from those in our other communities, and I think people are going to absolutely love what we’ve created.”

Epic Homes will announce five new home designs, three of which offer the option of an entirely additional floor — an option known as “Epic Elevated.” Two of the Epic Elevated plans feature a rooftop deck.

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