Conservatory is a planned southeast Aurora neighborhood located on the eastern edge of the city near the Plains Conservation Center. Community sources describe it as a late-1990s through mid-2000s development consisting primarily of two-story, multi-level, and ranch homes. One neighborhood source reports approximately 1,405 homes, with typical above-grade home sizes of about 1,400 to 2,700 square feet.
That shared development period means many properties may have similar generations of builder-installed fixtures, water heaters, shutoff valves, drain systems, water lines, irrigation systems, and exterior plumbing components. The correct repair still depends on each property's maintenance and renovation history, but similar build eras can create similar inspection priorities.
Home Styles & Building Stock in Conservatory
Two-Story Homes
Common in Conservatory, often with multiple bathrooms, upper-floor plumbing branches, water heaters, irrigation systems, and exterior fixtures.
Ranch Homes
Single-level properties where water-heater, utility-room, kitchen, bathroom, and exterior plumbing access may be more direct.
Multi-Level Homes
Properties with multiple plumbing zones, branch lines, laundry connections, bathrooms, and potential access through basements, crawlspaces, or utility areas.
HOA-Managed Amenities
Conservatory's community facilities include a clubhouse, pool, community-center grounds, playgrounds, and parks. The HOA identifies the clubhouse and pool at 2665 South Jebel Way as HOA-managed facilities.
Conservatory Property Facts
| ZIP code | 80013 |
| County | Arapahoe County |
| Development era | Mainly late 1990s through mid-2000s |
| Housing styles | Two-story, multi-level, and ranch homes |
| Approximate homes reported | 1,405 (one neighborhood source) |
| Community amenities | Clubhouse, pool, playground, parks, trails, and shared spaces |
| Historic designation | No historic-district claim is included in this draft |
Streets & Sub-Areas We Serve in Conservatory
East Streets — Group 1
East Amherst Drive, East Asbury Drive, and East Baltic Place — Residential streets where service may involve newer water heaters, fixtures, drain systems, and HOA coordination.
East Streets — Group 2
East Bates Avenue, East Brown Drive, East Brunswick Place, and East Caspian Circle — Local Conservatory addresses where plumbing issues should be evaluated according to the individual property's construction and upgrade history.
East Streets — Group 3
East Colgate Place, East College Drive, East Cornell Avenue, and East Dartmouth Avenue — Important east-west neighborhood streets serving homes, managed properties, and local community access.
East Streets — Group 4
East Dartmouth Drive, East Hamilton Place, East Linvale Drive, East Pacific Drive, East Utah Circle, East Vassar Avenue, and East Warren Drive — Interior Conservatory streets with residential and HOA-related plumbing-service needs.
South Streets — Group 1
South Andes Circle, South Argonne Street, South Ceylon Street, and South Ceylon Way — Neighborhood access streets where a dispatcher should confirm unit, building, parking, and gate information.
South Streets — Group 2
South Danube Street, South Dunkirk Street, South Espana Way, South Genoa Circle, South Genoa Court, and South Genoa Street — Local areas where service may involve homes, townhomes, shared spaces, or nearby managed facilities.
South Streets — Group 3
South Gibraltar Way, South Halifax Court, South Halifax Street, South Halifax Way, South Jebel Way, South Jericho Court, South Jericho Way, South Lisbon Way, and South Nepal Way — Streets near Conservatory parks, trails, HOA amenities, and community facilities.