Neighborhoods in Adams County, CO

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  Todd Creek

  Todd Creek sits beneath a Colorado sky, near neighborhood parks, where horses run and golf balls fly. This slice of the country compromises the privacy of a farming community and spaced-out cul-de-sacs with city conveniences found in Denver and Boulder, less than 30 miles away. “What the residents enjoy more than anything is having peace and

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    $977K

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    $650K - $1.6M

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    25 Listings

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  Heritage Todd Creek

  Heritage Todd Creek is a 55-plus community centered around recreation, hobbies and social connections. “Many people, especially from out of state, want to be in a senior community where there are activities; this gives them the opportunity to meet people easily,” says Linda Gilbert, an associate broker with Coldwell Banker, who has over four

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    $746K

  • List Price

    $508K - $1M

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    16 Listings

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  Springvale

  Springvale is a small residential neighborhood along Thornton’s northern edge. The area’s namesake park has an expansive disc golf course and grassy fields. “It’s in a really nice area, surrounded by schools and a really large open space,” says Real Estate Agent Danyelle Cruz with Your Castle Real Estate, who has over 15 years of experience.

  • Average Value

    $599K

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    $531K - $751K

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    4 Listings

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  Holly Point

  Holly Point is in Thornton, Colorado, about 15 miles north of Denver — and it's full of that classic suburban charm. “When you think about family-friendly, this area is what comes to mind,” says Charlie Belger of JPAR Modern Real Estate, who is also a Thornton native. “There are always people out using the walking paths and walking by all the nice

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    $590K

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    $526K - $634K

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  Buckley Ranch

  Buckley Ranch’s 260 homes were built on the west and east sides of Second Creek, about 12 miles north of Commerce City, from 2005 to 2018. A bridge connects the two sides, ensuring the community can access the adjacent trail. Buckley Ranch is nestled next to Reunion, a larger, more well-known area. "It’s ideal for new homebuyers because the houses

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    $581K

  • List Price

    $507K - $709K

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    1 Listing

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  Reunion

  Reunion’s sprawling network of subdivisions is sandwiched between the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge and the Denver International Airport. Roughly 22 miles northeast of downtown Denver, the neighborhood is brimming with outdoor recreation and a strong sense of pride with multiple homeowners associations tending to the area. “They

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    $579K

  • List Price

    $374K - $1.1M

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    95 Listings

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  Brighton Crossings

  Today, Brighton Crossings is an expansive suburban community repurposed from farmlands, with walkability at the forefront. Trails and sidewalks were built alongside early 2000s and post-2010 homes to connect them with neighborhood parks and schools. Nearby shopping centers cater to convenience with everyday necessities a short drive or walk down

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    $569K

  • List Price

    $452K - $737K

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    17 Listings

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  Buffalo Mesa

  Buffalo Mesa’s subdivision is lined with single-family homes from the early 2000s, just north of the open prairie where bison roam. With the Denver International Airport nearby, this suburb of Commerce City appears to be an isolated residential area, but much of it is in different developmental stages. Still, the neighborhood has nearby shopping

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    $551K

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    $493K - $619K

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    5 Listings

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  Hazeltine

  Sixteen miles northeast of the Mile High City, Hazeltine offers the Colorado suburban lifestyle in pure form. Close to the refineries and business centers of Commerce City and small-town life in Henderson, this small triangular community features contemporary homes and a slower-paced feel compared to Denver’s central suburbs. Buyers considering

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    $535K

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    $356K - $640K

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    13 Listings

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  River Run

  River Run may best be defined by the company it keeps: it has farmlands on one side and the up-and-coming community of Commerce City on the other, Interstate 76 to the east and the E-470 toll road to the north, 18 miles south is Denver. "It's definitely one of the most convenient places to live as far as commuting in the area goes," says Tony

  • Average Value

    $523K

  • List Price

    $450K - $648K

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    7 Listings

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  Fox Run

  Fox Run, located in the southeast corner of Northglenn, is a master-planned community developed in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The neighborhood features nearly 1,500 contemporary homes on lots ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 square feet, with prices for houses between $400,000 and $600,000 and townhouses from $350,000 to $500,000. The area is

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    $512K

  • List Price

    $379K - $631K

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    8 Listings

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  Bromley Creek

  Bromley Creek’s cul-de-sacs were built in the late-1990s, just outside downtown Brighton by Bromley Farm. Since 2020, average home values have been steadily around $100,000 less than that of the Denver metro. Despite its lower costs, the community provides opportunities similar to other metro areas, including abundant recreation and proximity to

  • Average Value

    $506K

  • List Price

    $476K - $614K

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    3 Listings

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  Quimby

  As one of the more prominent sprawling suburbs of Thornton, Quimby is an active community that has access to recreation-filled greenspaces and convenient shopping centers. The neighborhood is only 13 miles from downtown Denver, making it easy for residents to find nearby amenities or commute into the city. A wide range of housing options are

  • Average Value

    $496K

  • List Price

    $314K - $868K

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    48 Listings

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  Belle Creek

  Colonial-inspired architecture may evoke a historic appeal, but pristine lawns dotted with young saplings illustrate Belle Creek’s actual age. As years pass, these trees will grow alongside the community to provide shade during morning walks to the spacious community garden in the middle of the neighborhood. “Belle Creek is a residential area

  • Average Value

    $495K

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    $360K - $567K

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    6 Listings

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  Grange Creek

  Around 16 miles north of Denver and not far from Interstate 25, Grange Creek is an area-affordable suburb with proximity to Thornton’s greenspaces and local businesses. “You’re getting lower home prices than you would in town, and even though much of the architecture is midcentury, it’s still much newer than what you’d find in Denver,” explains

  • Average Value

    $484K

  • List Price

    $427K - $562K

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    6 Listings

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  Briar Ridge

  Briar Ridge’s residential streets are tucked between local thoroughfares in central Thornton. Despite its proximity to these busy streets, the neighborhood is mostly quiet, save for the birds chirping in nearby parks. Single-family homes and green spaces comprise most of the neighborhood, and shops and restaurants are nearby. In addition to

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    $482K

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    $436K - $519K

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    1 Listing

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  Dunes Park

  With its own parks, community pool, and direct access to the South Platte River Trail, Dunes Park appeals to those seeking affordable homes and outdoor activities without sacrificing city convenience. About 10 miles northeast of downtown Denver, the community allows residents to easily get to Denver, the DTC, or other employment centers before

  • Average Value

    $476K

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    $309K - $584K

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    10 Listings

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  Irondale

  Irondale, a neighborhood in Commerce City, is a small industrial community with a rural twist, known for its numerous auto repair and used car part businesses. Housing options here are primarily traditional ranch-style homes, many dating back to the 1950s. Lot sizes vary significantly, from half-acre plots suitable for barns or garages to smaller

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    $440K

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  Deer Run

  Deer Run is a Central Thornton neighborhood with mature trees along residential streets, situated between various retail centers and parks. “This is a great spot for first-time homebuyers because it’s a good opportunity to get that entry-level price point for the area,” says Lauren Rowland, a broker with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Kenney

  • Average Value

    $418K

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    $369K - $562K

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    4 Listings

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  South Thornton

  Rows of single-family homes branch off South Thornton’s main thoroughfares, connecting the community with the Rocky Mountains to the west and Denver just south. “Here, you get a decent amount of house for your money at an affordable price, and affordability is a big deal because being close to Denver is becoming less and less affordable,” says

  • Average Value

    $407K

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    $225K - $523K

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    37 Listings

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  Central Commerce City

  Although its Commerce City zip code may conjure thoughts of industrial corridors, Central Commerce City is primarily residential and dotted with green spaces, about 10 miles north of Denver. Part of the neighborhood is in a state of redevelopment, with a planned mixed-use area being built beside older homes ready to be customized and renovated.

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    $407K

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    $352K - $567K

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    4 Listings

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  Adams City

  The neighborhood of Adams City, much like Commerce City in general, is a blend of practicality, old-school aesthetics and access to modern amenities. Established in the early 1900s as an agricultural center, the neighborhood has evolved into a mix of residential areas and industrial use. Its location offers residents easy access to major highways,

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    $379K

  • List Price

    $285K - $475K

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    4 Listings

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  Dupont

  Driving down Interstate 76, it would be easy to mistake Dupont as just an industrial area. Yet plenty of people call it home in subdivisions of manufactured and ranch-style homes on the north end and centrally near Mesa Oil. “This industrial area has come a long way, drawing new residents for both the price and the nearby job opportunities,” says

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    $377K

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    $272K - $528K

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    1 Listing

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  Adams Heights

  Within the aptly named Commerce City, the Adams Heights neighborhood provides a practical choice for those looking to balance access to amenities and affordability. “Commerce City in general is pretty industrial, but you’re seeing more and more people come to the area for a lot of different reasons – not the least of which is that you can be in

  • Average Value

    $358K

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    $219K - $417K

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    0 Listings

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  Federal Heights

  Federal Heights is a North Denver metropolitan with various neighborhoods and a few retail centers. About an estimated 14,000 people live in Federal Heights, according to the 2023 U.S. Census. The local thoroughfare, Federal Boulevard, is a popular commuting route to Denver’s healthcare facilities and Fortune 500 companies. “It’s a lively,

  • Average Value

    $336K

  • List Price

    $185K - $547K

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    17 Listings

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