Beautifully combining historic character with modern living, all set against the of the Front Range
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niwot
Beautifully combining historic character with modern living, all set against the
of the Front Range
With tree-lined streets, locally owned shops, and an inviting village atmosphere, Niwot captures the heart of Colorado living.
Niwot offers residents a peaceful, close-knit community with easy access to the amenities and job centers of nearby cities.
Nestled between Boulder and Longmont,
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Niwot is served by the highly regarded St. Vrain Valley School District. Niwot High School stands out for its rigorous academics and strong International Baccalaureate program, consistently earning top rankings. Nearby elementary and middle schools also offer excellent educational opportunities, making the area especially attractive to families.
Schools
As of April 2025, the median home price in Niwot is approximately $1.15 million, reflecting its desirability, larger lot sizes, and blend of custom homes and estates that give the area its unique character.
Average Home Price
With its quaint downtown—Cottonwood Square and Second Avenue—Niwot is pleasantly walkable. Residents enjoy strolling to local cafes, boutiques, galleries, and community events, fostering a strong sense of neighborhood connection.
Walkability
Despite its small size, Niwot has a vibrant dining scene. Local favorites include 1914 House for elevated American cuisine, The Niwot Tavern for a laid-back pub experience, and Farow, known for its farm-to-table dishes. Weekend mornings often start with coffee and pastries from The Old Oak Coffeehouse.
Restaurants
Niwot is surrounded by green spaces that enhance its peaceful feel. Whistle Stop Park hosts concerts and events, while nearby trails and pocket parks offer spots for picnics, play, and enjoying the mountain views.
Parks
The town is laced with walking and biking paths that connect neighborhoods to local parks and the LoBo Trail—linking Longmont to Boulder—which is a favorite for runners and cyclists seeking scenic, traffic-free routes.
Trails
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Old Town is the vibrant, historic core of Niwot — where tree-lined streets, art galleries, boutiques, and local eateries create an inviting, walkable downtown. From First Friday Art Walks to the beloved summer Rock & Rails concert series, it’s a place where community truly comes alive. Old Town delivers charm, culture, and connection in equal measure.
Old Town Niwot
Niwot’s surrounding neighborhoods — like Meadow Farms, Niwot Hills, and Somerset — offer a peaceful, upscale lifestyle with spacious custom homes, mature landscaping, and mountain views. These communities are known for their larger lots, quiet streets, and easy access to trails and schools. Ideal for those seeking privacy, luxury, and a strong neighborhood feel.
Meadow Farms, Niwot Hills, & Somerset
Niwot’s trail system is a standout feature of the town, connecting neighborhoods, parks, and open spaces with scenic walking and biking paths. These well-maintained trails meander through cottonwood groves, open fields, and creeks — encouraging an active lifestyle and offering residents a way to enjoy Colorado’s outdoors without ever leaving town.
Niwot Trail System
Residents enjoy local art walks, charming boutiques, antique shops, and friendly gatherings on the green. Its blend of historic architecture, thriving small businesses, and a robust community calendar make it a place where neighbors truly know each other—and proudly call it home. With proximity to Boulder’s dynamic culture and Longmont’s growing economy, Niwot offers a serene retreat without sacrificing opportunity.
Niwot stands out for its combination of small-town charm and sophisticated community life
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