Broomfield’s Broadlands area has a lot going for it, but location definitely tops the list. Featuring quick access to I-25 and U.S. 36, the area is about 20 minutes from downtown Denver and 20 minutes from Boulder, making for a manageable commute no matter where you’re working.

Ideal for those with an active lifestyle, this neighborhood offers walking trails, biking trails, and a BMX bike course. It also sits near Broadlands Golf Course, Plaster Reservoir, and Broadlands West Park for people who want to go enjoy the outdoors.

Broadlands is a relatively new area, with most homes less than 25 years old. Houses here are definitely turnkey and there’s generally not a lot fixing up to do. People who buy in this area typically plan to stay in Broadlands.

There are some townhomes and condos are available, but most housing stock in Broadlands is single-family homes. Many houses were semi-custom or custom builds, so the homes have a distinct look, and the neighborhood doesn’t appear too cookie-cutter. Prices here range from $425,000 to $1.5 million, with condos and townhomes at the low end of the price range and large homes located near the Broadlands Golf Course at the high end.

Broadlands is relatively diverse in terms of who’s moving in. New residents range from empty-nesters and retirees who buy patio homes to young professionals who buy condos or townhomes to families moving up and wanting more space. Many of the townhome and condo buyers work in Boulder but can’t afford Boulder prices.

With new additions like the Denver Premium Outlets, off I-25 near 136th, and recent developments in Thornton, including an Amazon distribution center, Topgolf, and In-N-Out Burger, have made the area even more appealing.

If you’re ready to check out what Broadlands has to offer, give Metrowest a shout. We’d love to show you around this growing area!