Aerial view over an Anthem Highlands cul-de-sac in Broomfield, with open space trails and the Front Range on the horizon.

Broomfield, Colorado

Homes for Sale in Broomfield, CO

Every Broomfield listing on REColorado, plus what Steve knows about the city he and his family call home.

Broomfield at a glance

A city and a county between Denver and Boulder

Broomfield became a consolidated city and county in 2001, the newest county in Colorado.

Modern Broomfield began in 1955 with the Broomfield Heights subdivision beside the new Denver-Boulder Turnpike. The name goes back further, to the broomcorn once grown here. Today the city runs from those first neighborhoods north past the Northwest Parkway to State Highway 7.

Population

79,174Census, 2025 estimate

County

Since 2001City and County of Broomfield

Schools

6 districtsoverlap the city; check each address

Getting around

US-36plus the Northwest Parkway and I-25

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Two-story home with a three-car garage in Broomfield.

Single-family homes

Detached homes across the city.

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Townhome with a stone-accented porch in Broomfield.

Townhomes and condos

Attached homes with less yard to keep up.

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Newer two-story home with rooftop solar in north Broomfield.

Built since 2015

Broomfield’s newer construction.

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Modern two-story home with a stone front in north Broomfield.

$1M and up

The city’s larger homes.

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Newest listings in Broomfield

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$500,000

13139 Alcott Place Broomfield, Colorado

3 Beds 3 Baths 1,898 SqFt 0.22 Acres

Coming Soon Listing courtesy of West and Main Homes Inc

$298,000

12565 Sheridan Boulevard 116 Broomfield, Colorado

2 Beds 1 Baths 1,197 SqFt

Active Listing courtesy of Brokers Guild Real Estate

$690,000

13969 Del Corso Way Broomfield, Colorado

4 Beds 4 Baths 2,301 SqFt

Coming Soon Listing courtesy of LoKation

$478,900

4923 Grey Wolf Place Broomfield, Colorado

3 Beds 3 Baths 1,956 SqFt

Coming Soon Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Avenues Realty

$395,000

300 Jade Street Broomfield, Colorado

3 Beds 3 Baths 2,498 SqFt 0.2 Acres

Active Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Alliance-Lsvl

$975,000

3630 Vestal Loop Broomfield, Colorado

5 Beds 5 Baths 4,998 SqFt 0.4 Acres

Active Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Professionals

$365,000

12565 Sheridan Boulevard 304 Broomfield, Colorado

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,421 SqFt

Active Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Elevate

$365,000

12565 Sheridan Boulevard 304 Broomfield, Colorado

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,421 SqFt

Active Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Elevate

Aerial view over a Broomfield neighborhood and open fields, with the Front Range on the horizon.

Two-story home in Anthem Highlands at dusk, with the Front Range beyond.

Sunset over the Flatirons, seen from Broomfield.

Steve Calley on a Broomfield sidewalk, pointing down the street.

Steve Calley with his wife and their four children, sitting together on a boulder outdoors in the fall.

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Midway between Denver and Boulder

US-36 runs along Broomfield’s southwest side and I-25 along its east, with the Northwest Parkway tying them together in the north. Denver and Boulder are both an easy drive, and the Flatiron Flyer runs to each from the US 36 & Broomfield Station.

Between those roads are parks and trail corridors, the Interlocken business park and FlatIron Crossing, which opened in 2000.

Anthem Highlands

North Broomfield’s master-planned neighborhood, with homes built from 2005 to 2024. The Parkside Community Center has the pool and fitness center, Anthem Community Park sits at Sheridan Parkway and Lowell Boulevard, and Thunder Vista P-8 is inside the neighborhood.

Steve lives here and writes a monthly market report on it.

Anthem Highlands homes Anthem market reports

Greenway Park

Central Broomfield, just south of West 120th Avenue: 549 homes, most of them built in the 1970s and 1980s, around a nine-hole, par-27 golf course that opened in 1973. The schools are Jeffco’s Standley Lake area, and the US 36 & Broomfield Station is about a mile west.

Steve reports on this neighborhood every month too.

Greenway Park homes Latest Greenway Park report

What to check before you offer

The school district, by addressSix districts overlap Broomfield and the line can run between neighbors. Confirm every address in the district’s school finder.
Metro district and HOA costsNewer Colorado neighborhoods often sit in a metropolitan district that adds to the property tax bill, and many carry HOA dues. Get both figures in writing before your contract deadlines.
Toll roadsThe Northwest Parkway and E-470 are toll roads. If you’ll drive them every day, count the tolls in your commute.
Older homesIn the neighborhoods built from the 1950s to the 1980s, add a sewer line scope to the inspection.

Where Steve’s family lives

Broomfield is more than an area I serve. It’s where my family and I call home. I love its great neighborhoods, beautiful open spaces and easy access to everything Colorado has to offer.
Steve Calley

Day to day

Schools, parks and getting around

Schools

Adams 12 Five Star Schools: the east and north, including Anthem
Boulder Valley: central and west
Jeffco Public Schools: the southwest, including Greenway Park
St. Vrain Valley: north of State Highway 7

Parks and recreation

Shopping and work

FlatIron Crossing, off US-36
The Interlocken business park
Shops around the US 36 & Broomfield Station
Everyday errands along 120th Avenue

Getting around

US-36 to Denver and Boulder
The Flatiron Flyer from the US 36 & Broomfield Station
The Northwest Parkway (toll) to I-25 and E-470
I-25 on the east, State Highway 7 on the north

School information is factual and by district. Always confirm a specific address in the district’s school finder.

Market reports

Steve’s monthly Broomfield reports

Anthem Highlands and Greenway Park, month by month: what listed, what sold and what sat.

The sun setting behind the mountains between two Anthem Highlands rooftops.

Anthem Highlands · October

Why Some Anthem Highlands Homes Are Selling, and Others Aren’t

A two-story home in Greenway Park at dusk.

Greenway Park · October

The Glow-Up Is Over. Greenway Park’s Market Just Got Real

A lodge-style clubhouse with tall windows above a pond, ringed by yellow and orange autumn trees under a deep blue sky.

Anthem Highlands · September

The Anthem Highlands Market Isn’t Crashing, but It’s Definitely Changing

Open lawn and mature trees in Greenway Park.

Greenway Park · September

The Greenway Park Market Isn’t Dead, but It’s Definitely Quieter

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Questions

Broomfield FAQ

Is Broomfield its own county?

Yes. Broomfield became a consolidated city and county on November 15, 2001, so one government handles city and county services, including property records.

Which school district serves Broomfield?

Six districts overlap the city. By land area, Adams 12 covers the east and north (including Anthem), Boulder Valley the center and west, Jeffco the southwest (including Greenway Park) and St. Vrain the area north of State Highway 7. Always confirm a specific address with the district.

How do people get to Denver and Boulder from Broomfield?

Most drive US-36, which connects both. The Flatiron Flyer stops at the US 36 & Broomfield Station, and the Northwest Parkway links US-36 to I-25 and E-470 as a toll road.

How are Anthem Highlands and Greenway Park different?

Anthem Highlands is a newer master-planned neighborhood in the north, with homes built from 2005 to 2024 and Adams 12 schools. Greenway Park is an established neighborhood in the center of the city, mostly 1970s and 1980s homes around a nine-hole golf course, with Jeffco schools. Steve writes a monthly report on each.

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