Touring the Trackman Townhome by David Weekley at Kinston at Centerra

If you’ve been searching for Kinston at Centerra townhomes, there’s a good chance this community has already popped up.

And once you start digging in… it makes sense why.

Kinston is one of those neighborhoods that feels intentional — not just in how it looks, but in how it functions day-to-day. From walkable trails to gathering spaces and proximity to Centerra, it’s designed around lifestyle, not just homes.

We recently toured the Trackman townhome by David Weekley Homes, and it’s one of the more unique layouts we’ve seen in Northern Colorado — especially if you’re looking for low-maintenance living that doesn’t feel like a compromise.

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A Townhome That Doesn’t Feel Like One

There’s a certain expectation most people have when they walk into a townhome.

And usually… it’s pretty accurate.

Lower ceilings, tighter spaces, and a layout that feels more vertical than functional.

This isn’t that.

What stands out right away in the Trackman is how different it feels — not just visually, but in how you actually move through the space.

David Weekley calls this layout a “Ranch in the Sky”, and it completely changes the experience of the home.

Instead of your main living happening at street level, everything shifts upstairs:

  • kitchen
  • living room
  • primary suite

And the result is a space that feels brighter, quieter, and more like a single-family home than a typical townhome.

A Layout That Prioritizes How You Actually Live

Once you spend a few minutes in the home, the layout starts to make more sense.

Upstairs becomes your everyday living space — the areas you use the most are all connected and elevated. You’re not constantly moving between levels just to live your day-to-day life.

The kitchen flows naturally into the living area, and the separation from the street adds a level of comfort you don’t always get in attached homes.

Downstairs is where the flexibility comes in.

You’ve got a full bedroom, bathroom, and direct garage access — which opens up a lot of possibilities:

  • guest space
  • home office
  • gym
  • multi-generational setup
  • private retreat for someone who needs their own space

It’s one of those layouts that just works — and the more you think about it, the more it makes sense.

Details That Start to Matter More Over Time

As you walk through the Trackman, a few features start to stand out — not because they’re flashy, but because they’re practical.

The Super Shower in the primary suite is one of those signature David Weekley features that elevates the space without overcomplicating it.

The garage storage is another big one. In townhome living, that’s often where things fall short — but here, it actually feels usable.

And then there’s the natural light.

Because your main living space is upstairs, the home feels more open and consistent throughout the day. It’s one of those things you don’t always think about upfront… but it becomes a big deal once you’re living in the home.

Why This Layout Stands Out From Typical Townhomes

Most townhomes are built around efficiency.

This one is built around experience.

That’s the difference.

Instead of trying to fit everything into a standard layout, the Trackman flips the script and creates something that feels more intentional.

You’re not sacrificing your main living experience for the sake of density or design constraints.

You’re actually getting:

  • better light
  • better separation
  • better functionality

And for buyers who are comparing townhomes to single-family homes, this is where the gap starts to close.

Why Kinston at Centerra Continues to Attract Buyers

The home itself is strong, but a big part of the appeal is the community.

Kinston sits within the larger Centerra area in Loveland — placing you in a highly connected part of Northern Colorado with easy access to shopping, dining, and I-25 for commuting.

You’re positioned between Fort Collins and Denver, which gives you flexibility depending on where life and work take you.

Within the neighborhood, the focus is on connection.

The Hub serves as a central gathering space, and future plans for additional amenities like a clubhouse and pool continue to add to the long-term value of the community.

It’s not just about what Kinston is today — it’s about where it’s headed.

Brian Franzen’s Perspective

This is one of the most functional townhome layouts in NoCo.

And that’s not something I say lightly.

There are a lot of new construction townhomes out there right now — but very few that actually rethink how the space should live.

The Trackman does.

The “Ranch in the Sky” concept isn’t just a marketing phrase — it genuinely changes the experience of the home.

It feels quieter.
It feels brighter.
It feels more intentional.

And in a market where buyers are paying closer attention to how a home actually lives… that matters.

Understanding Your Options in Kinston at Centerra

One of the more interesting parts of Kinston is the variety of builders within the same community.

David Weekley focuses heavily on livability and function — layouts that feel intuitive and practical.

Other builders in the neighborhood bring different styles and approaches, which gives buyers the ability to find something that aligns with their preferences.

If you’re exploring this area, it’s worth comparing the different options available.

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Living in Loveland, Just Outside Fort Collins

A lot of buyers start their search in Fort Collins.

But what they often discover is that Loveland offers a very similar lifestyle — with a bit more flexibility in price point and availability.

You’re still close to everything:

  • outdoor recreation
  • restaurants and breweries
  • major commuting routes

You’re just approaching it from a slightly different angle — one that tends to open more doors.

Thinking About Making a Move?

If you’re exploring Kinston at Centerra townhomes or new construction anywhere in Northern Colorado, I’d be happy to help you navigate the options.

You can:

There’s a lot more nuance to new construction than most people expect — and having the right strategy going in can make a big difference.

Hi, I’m Brian Franzen

Your Greeley & Northern Colorado Realtor.

I spend a lot of time walking homes like this, studying layouts, and helping buyers understand what actually works — not just what looks good online.

If you’re planning a move, I’d be glad to help you navigate it.