Quincy Farm
City Council approved the 2023 Annual Plan for Quincy Farm at their regular meeting on September 20, 2022. For the most recent updates about Quincy Farm, please visit the Quincy Farm news page, available here. For upcoming programming and events at Quincy Farm, please visit https://www.quincyfarm.org/programs .
About Quincy Farm
Quincy Farm is a 17.5-acre property in the heart of Cherry Hills Village, spanning both sides of the High Line Canal. The Farm is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the buildings and pastures are a picturesque part of the region’s past. Quincy Farm was generously gifted to the City of Cherry Hills Village by its previous owner, Catherine (“Cat”) H. Anderson, with the intention that it become an amenity for the whole community. She also placed the Farm under a Conservation Easement, administered by Colorado Open Lands.
As of January 2023, the East side of Quincy Farm is open for visitation from sunrise to sunset every day. The site is accessible from the High Line Canal trail by crossing the bridge over the canal, or from walking up the bike path along Quincy Avenue. The street address is 4450 E. Quincy Ave. Besides one accessible parking space, there is no parking available on site. Please abide by all posted rules:
• Buildings are not open to the public except for scheduled programming.
• Bicycles may not be ridden on the Farm. Please lock bikes to the provided rack.
• Children should be under adult supervision at all times.
• Dispose of all trash and recycling in the designated containers.
• Alcoholic beverages and smoking are prohibited.
• Do not feed wildlife.
• Dogs are not permitted at Quincy Farm.
Cherry Hills Village is eager to achieve Catherine Anderson’s vision to preserve Quincy Farm in perpetuity and promote uses for the property that instill appreciation and respect for the nature and human history of the area. The City has completed various improvement projects, including tree trimming and the installation of a new irrigation system (made possible with a grant from Arapahoe County Open Spaces), and the installation of a sewer connection to the main farmhouse.
If you would have questions about Quincy Farm, please send an email to quincyfarm@cherryhillsvillage.com .
Please watch the video below to learn more about the generous donation of Quincy Farm to the City by Catherine H. Anderson.