Never bought a brand-spanking new home before? We asked a few Shea Homes associates to share the most common myths they encounter among first-time buyers.

At a grand opening bash last month, Richmond Homes introduced hundreds of visitors
to two bright and shiny newcomers to Stepping Stone: Cynthia and Seth.

From stretches of dirt to a thriving community centered around a very active Lantern House, Stepping Stone has come a long way quickly.

When it comes to making a house feel like a home, it’s all in the details.

(A love story about how one resident found her forever home.) Deborah Farris-Ruka is a Stepping Stone resident on a mission: to make people feel better. “I can’t tell you how rewarding it is to help people get out of pain without drugs or surgery!” declares Deb. An acupuncturist and personal trainer, Deb and her …

The Marketing and Merchandising Excellence (MAME) Award, given by the Home Builder’s Association of Metro Denver, recognized the exceptional interior design of Shea’s 3507 model, perfect for first-time buyers.

If you visited Stepping Stone in the summer, you saw how much families loved the Lantern House. Even in winter, there’s no shortage of ways for Stepping Stone families to enjoy the 3,000-square-foot Lantern House.

This time of year, the kitchen becomes even more of a focal point. And when the kitchen is equally well-appointed, the chef’s job is immeasurably easier.

In every first-time endeavor—whether it’s having a baby, adopting a puppy, or buying a new home—it can be pretty comforting to hear from those who have traveled the path before you. And actually enjoyed the journey.

Why wait until Halloween? You have a whole month of fun (scary and not) to enjoy between now and then. Here’s a roundup of some fall favorites to try close to our very own Stepping Stone neighborhood.