Overview & History

• Distinctive Mid-Century Style
  Normandy Estates—located in southwest Littleton—is celebrated for its mid-century modern and ranch-style homes, many inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian principles, featuring open layouts, abundant natural light, and strong indoor-outdoor flow Normandy Estatesraechelpurtillhomes.com.

• Among Denver’s Oldest Covenant-Controlled Communities
  It stands as one of the earliest covenant-controlled neighborhoods in the Denver metro area, reflecting a long tradition of carefully maintained aesthetic and character Normandy Estatesraechelpurtillhomes.com.

Architecture & Development

• French Architectural Influence
  Developed by French architect René Chouzenoux and partners at Francam Realty, many homes reflect his Usonian-influenced style. The name "Normandy Estates" commemorates the Normandy invasion of World War II raechelpurtillhomes.com.

• Architectural Review Board & Covenants
  The community is governed by the Normandy Estates Improvement Association (NEIA) and features an Architectural Control Committee (ACC). This ensures any architectural changes align with the neighborhood’s aesthetic vision. Covenants and guidelines are available in the community directory and on the website Normandy Estatesmidmoddreamhomes.com.

Community & Governance

• Homeowners Association (HOA)
  The Normandy Estates Improvement Association (NEIA) oversees community governance. Board meetings occur on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 PM, typically held at the pool clubhouse, and are open to all residents Normandy Estates+1.

• Annual Meeting & Dues
  The annual homeowners meeting happens on the second Tuesday of April at 7:00 PM, and annual dues are due by May 31 each year Normandy Estates.

• The Normandy News
  A monthly newsletter, The Normandy News, keeps residents informed with updates, events, and key contacts. It’s mailed to homeowners and archived on the community website Normandy Estatesmidmoddreamhomes.com.

Amenities & Recreation

• Community Pool & Tennis Club
  A central hub of neighborhood activity, the Pool & Tennis Club dates back to 1959 and offers swimming and tennis facilities, along with seasonal programs like swim lessons and open swim DMH Homesmidmoddreamhomes.com.

• Recreation Benefits
  Residents who are part of the Normandy Estates Metropolitan Recreation District (NEMRD) enjoy Foothills Park & Recreation District resident rates for classes, facilities, and programs—via an intergovernmental agreement Foothills Park & Recreation District.

Location & Lifestyle

• Ideal Location
  Normandy Estates offers easy access to C-470, putting residents within reach of Chatfield Reservoir, foothills trails, and a variety of outdoor recreation options Normandy Estatesmidmoddreamhomes.com.

• Nearby Parks & Trails
  The neighborhood is close to parks, open spaces, and walking paths, making it well-suited for outdoor enthusiasts.

• Community Spirit
  Online platforms like Nextdoor describe Normandy Estates as “peaceful,” “well-maintained,” and known for its “friendly atmosphere.” Locals frequently mention gardening, walking trails, dogs, and DIY as common interests nextdoor.com.

Real Estate Snapshot

• Recent Sales & Listings

  • Realtor.com reports 11 homes currently for sale, with a median listing price of approximately $975,000 Realtor.

  • Another source notes that for 2024–2025, 37 homes sold at an average sold price of around $1,083,292 brianpetrelli.com.

  • Neighborhoods.com indicates a sale price range of $550,000 to $830,000, with a median sale price near $725,000, and about $232 per square foot Neighborhoods.
    Note that these figures vary across sources but generally reflect a high-value, in-demand market.