Tour Gray’s Station’s $3 Million Clubhouse

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At the heart of downtown Des Moines’ most exciting neighborhood, a new chapter is taking shape.

The Gray’s Station Clubhouse is a $3 million investment in how people gather, recharge, stay healthy and live fully connected lives.

Located within the 75-acre, master-planned Gray’s Station community, this modern clubhouse blends elevated design with everyday function. It creates a space where residents connect, events come alive, and the community experience reaches a new level.

A First Look at the Gray’s Station Clubhouse

From the renderings, the clubhouse delivers a modern, elevated aesthetic grounded in nature and connection:

  1. Expansive outdoor lawn and amphitheater space for live music and community gatherings
  2. Resort-style pool with lounge seating and shaded structures
  3. Contemporary indoor lounge featuring warm wood tones, stone finishes, and open seating
  4. Seamless indoor-outdoor flow designed for year-round use

These spaces are intentionally designed to reflect the broader Gray’s Station lifestyle. Urban energy meets open green space in a way that feels both vibrant and restorative.

FAQ of the Clubhouse

Who can use the Gray’s Station clubhouse?

The clubhouse is primarily designed for homeowners within Gray’s Station, giving residents exclusive access to its fitness, gathering, and leisure amenities.

During community events, including the popular Gray’s Summer Music Series, the space opens up to the public, creating opportunities for the broader Des Moines community to experience the neighborhood. From live music to food trucks and podcast recordings, this is when the clubhouse truly comes to life.

What amenities are included in the clubhouse?

The Gray’s Station Clubhouse is designed to support both everyday living and memorable moments. Here is a breakdown of each featured space.

Kitchen and Entertaining Space
Inside the clubhouse, a modern kitchen anchors the social experience.

  1. Large island seating for gatherings
  2. Open concept layout connecting dining and lounge areas
  3. Ideal for hosting private events, celebrations, or casual evenings with neighbors

The interior rendering shows warm wood cabinetry, sleek countertops, and a welcoming layout that makes entertaining effortless.

Business and Conference Room
Designed for today’s flexible lifestyle, the clubhouse includes a dedicated workspace.

  1. Private meeting room for remote work or client meetings
  2. Quiet and professional environment within walking distance of home
  3. Easy access for residents working hybrid or fully remote schedules

This feature reflects how Gray’s Station blends work and life seamlessly.

Fitness Center
Health and wellness are built into the neighborhood experience.

  1. Fully equipped fitness space for cardio and strength training
  2. Convenient, walkable access for residents
  3. Complements the surrounding trail system and outdoor recreation areas

Residents also benefit from nearby trail connectivity across Central Iowa’s 150+ mile system.

Pool and Outdoor Deck
The clubhouse pool area serves as a summer centerpiece.

  1. Resort-style pool with lounge seating
  2. Pool deck with fire pits and grills
  3. Shaded pergola structures for gathering

This outdoor space creates a destination feel right at home.

Indoor Lounge

The lounge space is designed for comfort and connection.

  1. Flexible seating areas for socializing or relaxing
  2. Modern finishes with natural textures
  3. Direct access to outdoor patios

From morning coffee to evening conversations, the lounge is a true social hub.

Amphitheater and Outdoor Stage

One of the most unique features of the clubhouse is its connection to live entertainment.

  1. Outdoor stage for concerts and events
  2. Lawn seating for gatherings and performances
  3. Host site for the Gray’s Summer Music Series, held monthly May through September

This element brings energy, culture, and community together in one place.

What is Gray’s Station?

Gray’s Station is a 75-acre master-planned community in downtown Des Moines designed to connect people with nature, work, and lifestyle amenities. The neighborhood combines housing, trails, green space, and new developments into one walkable environment just minutes from downtown.

Where is Gray’s Station located?

Gray’s Station sits just south of downtown Des Moines, between major employment centers and iconic outdoor destinations like Gray’s Lake and Water Works Park. Located south of MLK Jr. Parkway and SW 11th through 16th streets, Gray’s continues to expand to the west.

This location allows residents to move effortlessly between city life and outdoor recreation.

What types of homes are available at Gray’s Station?

Gray’s Station offers a variety of living options to fit different lifestyles:

  1. For-sale townhomes by Hubbell Homes
  2. TELUS Condos, offering low-maintenance ownership living
  3. LINC at Gray’s Station apartments, with multiple phases and modern amenities

Homes range from one-bedroom apartments to multi-bedroom townhomes with rooftop patios and garages.

How do I move to Gray’s Station?

  1. Explore available homes and floorplans at Gray’s Station
  2. Schedule a tour or visit the neighborhood sales and leasing center
  3. Experience the community in person, including trails, nearby parks, and new development progress
  4. Take a virtual tour of the entire neighborhood from your own couch!

Whether buying or renting, there are multiple entry points to becoming part of the neighborhood.

Why do people choose to live at Gray’s Station?

Residents are drawn to Gray’s Station for its unique balance:

  1. Walkable access to downtown employers and entertainment
  2. Immediate connection to trails, water, and green space
  3. A growing list of amenities including the new clubhouse
  4. A strong sense of community built through events and shared spaces

It is a neighborhood designed not just for living, but for belonging.

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