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Steeplechase is located two miles east of interstate 25 and directly north off Crossroads Boulevard. Steeplechase features large single-family homes built by U.S. Home, Genesee Home and other Colorado custom home builders. Most homes are on one to two acre lots that allow up to two thousand four hundred square foot barns or out buildings. Some lots in Steeplechase allow horses and the community has riding trails throughout. Steeplechase is a thoughtfully planned community that has much to offer, especially if country living with excellent access to shopping and dining is your life style. With five minutes from Steeplechase is interstate 25, the Loveland/Fort Collins Airport, the Budweiser Events Center & The Ranch, the new Medical Center of the Rockies and the Promenade at Centerra, Loveland's new center that offers an array of shopping, dining and entertainment experiences. Heading north to Fort Collins Harmony Road exit on interstate 25 and you arrive at the new Costco - Walmart. Traveling two minutes west from the Harmony Road and the interstate 25 exit on Harmony Road is the Front Range Village mall, Fort Collins newest outdoor mall featuring an array of shopping and dining experiences. Steeplechase is minutes south of the Highland Meadows Golf Course & Tennis Center as well as the private Jack Nicklaus signature Ptarmigan Country Club golf course. For outdoor recreation there is the Poudre River Trail and Frank State Wildlife Area close by as well as the new Loveland Sports Park and the fantastic Winona Pool with its green lounging lawn and fantastic water slide just off Boyd Lake and Eisenhower Boulevard (Highway 34). A few minutes west of interstate 25 and CO-392 is the eight hundred and ten acre Fossil Creek Reservoir Natural Area, located on the south side of Fossil Lake, was deemed an “Important Bird Area” by the National Audubon Society in two thousand and one and is home to one hundred and sixty three different bird species including the bald eagle, great blue heron, and great horned owl. Schools are Winona Elementary School, Conrad-Ball Middle School and Mountain View High School.