Depending on income and floorplans, rents are expected to range from $995 per month to $2000 per month. Rents will include utilities, wifi access, parking, and 24/7 concierge service.

Yes, some units are available for sale. For more information, pricing and floorplans, click on "Apply to Purchase" tab. Note that while unit owners will not pay rent, there will be required HOA fees to cover operations, staffing, utilities, maintenance, etc. For more information, contact info@trailheadcommunity.org.

Construction is set to be complete in July 2024 and move-in beginning August 2024. Stay tuned for announcements for our Grand Opening!

Yes. We will have a laundry room on the first floor available for use.

We have an active waitlist available on the website. If you are interested in purchasing, or renting join the waitlist today! There is no commitment in joining the waitlist. It also does not guarantee you a unit at Trailhead.

We are now accepting applications for condominium purchases. The application form is available online. Our rental units are full. We have an active waitlist you can join if you are interested in renting.

Adults with disabilities who rely on SSA benefits (SSI or SSDI) have an average disability income of $800 per month. In the Littleton area, the average rent for a new one bedroom apartment is $1648 per month plus utilities. Trailhead Community intends to create an attainable solution for these individuals. 

No. This building is being designed with the help of generous suppliers who are building a prototype for what we hope will be many more projects.

Yes! We are equal opportunity housing providers. If you believe you have experienced discrimination due to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, marital status, ancestry, creed or national origin.

At this time, the policy is to allow one cat or dog per unit. All pets be on a leash and under control when leaving its apartment. The HOA and Residents Council will determine the specifics of any pet policy.

In Colorado, over 13,000 people with developmental disabilities are currently living with caregivers age 60 or older. The waiting list for residential assistance from government agencies is as long as 18 years.

No, Stepping Stone Support Center is a completely separate corporation with no legal ties to Trailhead Community. What unites to two entities is their common mission, which is to help individuals with developmental disabilities to lead independent and productive lives.

Trailhead Community does not provide any medical services. Tenants may arrange for providers to come to their apartments. Two bedroom units could house an individual with a live in provider.

SLS waivers are not required to live at Trailhead Community nor are SLS services provided by Trailhead Community.

Trailhead will not be a provider under the HCBS or DD waivers. An individual who has a DD waiver will be evaluated on the same criteria as all other tenants, and the individual will be responsible for paying the rent. Any other services provided under the DD waiver must be arranged through licensed agencies.

Yes, we are a 501(c)3 IRS designated non-profit corporation. Tax Identification Number: 81-1530004.

No. Trailhead Community will not oversee medication administration to residents. If a resident requires this service, we suggest they contact Stepping Stone Support Center or another agency who can provide a QMAP trained staff to administer their medications.

We felt that we needed to better differentiate ourselves from Stepping Stone Support Center since we are a different entity. We still work closely with Stepping Stone so we wanted to minimize confusion.

No. We are not accepting any government funding.