A vibrant and growing city that blends historic charm, outdoor adventure, and
forward-thinking innovation
longmont
A vibrant and growing city that blends historic charm, outdoor adventure, and
With its revitalized downtown, thriving brewery and tech scene, and over 1,500 acres of parks and open space, Longmont is ideal for families, professionals, and creatives alike.
Longmont offers a more affordable and spacious lifestyle while still providing access to top-tier amenities, scenic beauty, and a strong sense of community.
Located just northeast of Boulder,
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community highlights
Longmont is served by the St. Vrain Valley School District and is home to several top-rated schools, including Silver Creek High School, Longmont High School, and multiple STEM and IB program options. Charter schools and private education options are also available.
Schools
As of April 2025, the average home price in Longmont was approximately $615,000—offering excellent value for those seeking larger homes and yards within commuting distance to Boulder and Denver.
Average Home Price
Longmont has a Walk Score of 38 overall, with highly walkable neighborhoods around Downtown Longmont, Old Town, and Prospect New Town. The city is also bike-friendly with numerous bike lanes and paved trails.
Walkability
Longmont’s culinary scene is diverse and booming. With over 200 restaurants, you’ll find everything from taco joints to upscale farm-to-table bistros. Local favorites include The Roost, Jefe’s Tacos & Tequila, Sugarbeet, and Lucile’s Creole Café. The city is also known for its craft breweries, including Left Hand Brewing and Wibby Brewing.
Restaurants
Longmont has more than 1,500 acres of parks and over 300 acres of greenways. Roosevelt Park, Kanemoto Park, and Sandstone Ranch are local favorites, featuring playgrounds, splash pads, picnic shelters, skate parks, and athletic fields.
Parks
With over 40 miles of trails, Longmont connects to regional trail systems like the St. Vrain Greenway and LoBo Trail. These paths make it easy to explore the city and beyond by bike, foot, or stroller.
Trails
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Prospect is one of the most unique and design-forward neighborhoods in Colorado, blending colorful, modern architecture with classic front-porch living. Known for its community-focused layout, pocket parks, local restaurants, and walkability, it feels like a small town within a town. Whether you're drawn to its vibrant energy or its visionary planning, Prospect offers a lifestyle that’s anything but cookie-cutter.
Prospect Neighborhood
What makes Downtown Longmont truly unique is its seamless blend of historic charm and forward-thinking innovation. It stands out for its rare mix of historic architecture and modern creative energy, with a thriving arts scene, local businesses, and a designated Creative District at its core. This downtown is walkable, inclusive, and deeply community-driven. It’s not just a place to visit — it’s a place to belong.
Downtown Longmont
McIntosh Lake is a peaceful retreat on Longmont’s west side, featuring a flat walking trail with panoramic views of Longs Peak, space to kayak or paddleboard, and quiet moments in nature just minutes from town. Whether you're looking for a calm morning walk or a community that offers an easy connection to the outdoors, McIntosh Lake blends natural beauty with comfortable, established living.
McIntosh Lake
It's a city that embraces progress while honoring its agricultural roots and historic character. With mountain views, affordability, and a growing community of entrepreneurs and artists, Longmont is quickly becoming one of the Front Range’s most sought-after places to call home.
Longmont offers the best of both worlds — Colorado adventure and small-town charm with urban convenience
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