Longmont

Longmont offers a welcoming small-town atmosphere enriched by a historic downtown and a vibrant cultural scene. Anchored by the Dickens Opera House and a charming Main Street, the city comes alive with art walks, live music, and boutique shopping. The Longmont Museum & Cultural Center adds cultural depth with rotating exhibits and family-friendly programs, while community events—from summer concerts to seasonal festivals—keep the calendar full year-round.

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the St. Vrain Greenway, Union Reservoir, and nearby open spaces perfect for biking, kayaking, or running. Families benefit from highly rated schools and numerous parks, while foodies appreciate Longmont’s growing dining scene, from farm-to-table restaurants to family-owned cafés. The city also boasts a nationally recognized craft beer and distillery culture, with local favorites like Left Hand Brewing and Dry Land Distillers.

Blending affordability, community spirit, and easy access to Boulder, Denver, and the northern Front Range, Longmont has become one of Colorado’s most desirable places to call home.

Historic Downtown Longmont

Centered on Main Street, Historic Downtown Longmont blends small-town charm with modern vibrancy. Residents enjoy walkability to boutique shops, galleries, and a wide selection of restaurants, breweries, and pubs. Housing options range from historic homes with character to modern loft-style condos. Festivals, farmers markets, and live music make this neighborhood the cultural heartbeat of the city.

Prospect New Town

Known as one of the first “new urbanist” communities in the U.S., Prospect New Town is colorful, eclectic, and walkable. The neighborhood features unique architecture, local restaurants, coffee shops, and a community pool. Residents love the vibrant feel, artistic vibe, and strong sense of community. Homes include stylish townhouses, lofts, and single-family residences, making Prospect one of Longmont’s trendiest places to live.

Old Town Longmont

Just off Main Street, Old Town is filled with tree-lined streets, historic homes, and friendly neighbors. Craftsman, bungalow, and Victorian architecture dominate, with many properties lovingly restored. Residents enjoy proximity to local breweries, parks, and schools. This neighborhood is perfect for those seeking charm, walkability, and a true sense of history in Longmont.

Southmoor Park

Located in southern Longmont, Southmoor Park offers large lots, mature trees, and easy access to shopping, restaurants, and major commuting routes. Families appreciate the highly rated schools and community parks, while foodies enjoy nearby breweries and eateries. Homes here are a mix of ranch-style and two-story single-family residences, often with spacious yards.

Hover Acres

Hover Acres is a centrally located neighborhood known for its accessibility and family-friendly feel. With close proximity to Hover Park, shopping centers, and local schools, it offers convenience without sacrificing community. Homes are typically mid-century ranches and split-levels, with many updated for modern living.

Prairie Village

A newer development in northeast Longmont, Prairie Village offers modern single-family homes with open floorplans, energy-efficient features, and mountain views. The community is close to shopping, restaurants, and Union Reservoir for outdoor recreation. Its quiet streets and parks make it a popular choice for families looking for newer housing in Longmont.

Westlake Village

Westlake Village combines suburban convenience with outdoor amenities. The neighborhood features access to McIntosh Lake, trails, and nearby shopping and dining options. Homes include a mix of ranch-style and two-story builds, many with generous yards. Families love the access to schools, playgrounds, and outdoor activities.

The Shores

Located near McIntosh Lake, The Shores offers a scenic lifestyle with easy access to trails, boating, and mountain views. The neighborhood is known for its well-kept single-family homes and proximity to parks and open space. With quick access to shopping, restaurants, and downtown, The Shores blends outdoor living with convenience.

Fox Hill

Fox Hill is built around the Fox Hill Golf Club, making it a top choice for golf enthusiasts and those seeking a country club lifestyle. Homes here are spacious, often custom-built, with large lots and mature landscaping. The community is close to restaurants, schools, and trails, offering an upscale yet welcoming atmosphere.

Meadowlark & Clover Creek

Located in southwest Longmont, Meadowlark and Clover Creek are family-friendly neighborhoods with parks, playgrounds, and walking paths. The area offers easy access to local schools, shopping, and major commuter routes. Homes include ranch and two-story styles, with a suburban feel that attracts families and professionals alike.