Broomfield, CO is a consolidated city and county spanning 33.5 square miles, positioned halfway between Denver and Boulder with 62,000+ residents and a $100,000 median household income. Home buyers explore single-family homes, townhomes, and modern master-planned communities enjoying 8,000 acres of open space, 280 trail miles, and FlatIron Crossing shopping.
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Metric / Attribute | Broomfield, CO Data |
|---|---|
Municipality Structure | Consolidated City and County of Broomfield |
Land Area | 33.5 square miles |
Population / Median Household Income | 62,000+ residents / $100,000 |
Open Space & Trails Asset | 8,000+ acres of open space, 280 trail miles |
Primary Commercial Corridor | FlatIron Crossing & US Highway 36 (Interlocken) |
Enjoy a central Denver-Boulder location, extensive open space networks, and top-performing public schools.
The suburb of Broomfield is conveniently located halfway between Boulder and Denver. Locals appreciate Broomfield's outdoors, which includes over 8,000 acres of open space and 280 miles of trails. Alternatively, locals head to FlatIron Crossing for an array of shopping and dining options.
The City of Broomfield spans 33.5 square miles and is home to over 62,000 residents with a median household income of $100,000. Families looking for public schools and young professionals seeking a short commute into Denver or Boulder choose Broomfield for its high quality of life.
With mountain views and established subdivisions, home buyers discover varied residential choices across Broomfield, ranging from affordable condos and townhomes to high-end single-family properties.
Master-planned communities in Northwest Broomfield, including Anthem Ranch and Anthem Highlands, feature new construction homes, community clubhouses, outdoor pools, and panoramic mountain views.
The Broadlands golf course community offers executive single-family homes built around broad fairways, neighborhood parks, and trail networks connected to the Interlocken business corridor.
Broomfield's older neighborhoods feature traditional residential designs, mature landscaping, large lot sizes, and proximity to central municipal facilities and parks.
Living in Broomfield provides immediate access to major employment centers, regional retail hubs, and expansive open space systems.
Broomfield maintains an active lifestyle supported by municipal recreation centers, well-maintained parks, and interconnected bike paths. The US-36 express bus network provides rapid transit connectivity to Denver Union Station and Downtown Boulder.
FlatIron Crossing and the surrounding Main Street development host national and local dining spots, coffee houses, and breweries. The Broomfield Auditorium hosts community theater, music concerts, and cultural art exhibits year-round.
Popular activities include hiking and biking through Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm, golfing at The Broadlands Golf Course, swimming at the Paul Derda Recreation Center, and shopping at FlatIron Crossing.
Public education in Broomfield is administered by Adams 12 Five Star Schools and Boulder Valley School District (BVSD). Key schools serving Broomfield include Broomfield High School, Legacy High School, and Jefferson Academy Charter School. Note: Attendance boundaries are subject to verification; prospective home buyers should confirm school zoning directly with the district.
Broomfield real estate features single-family homes, low-maintenance townhomes, and luxury golf course residences. Prospective buyers can explore active inventory and consult local 8z Real Estate advisors.
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Authored by 8z Real Estate Broomfield Team
Brokerage: 8z Real Estate | Colorado Real Estate License #EC100034221
The 8z Real Estate Broomfield office provides neighborhood expertise across the City and County of Broomfield. We analyze local market dynamics, school performance, and property valuations throughout Anthem and The Broadlands.
Broomfield is its own consolidated municipality, known as the City and County of Broomfield, positioned between Boulder and Adams Counties.
Broomfield homes are served by Adams 12 Five Star Schools and Boulder Valley School District (BVSD), depending on the neighborhood address.
Broomfield sits approximately 15 miles northwest of Downtown Denver and 13 miles southeast of Boulder along the US Highway 36 corridor.
FlatIron Crossing serves as the primary regional indoor-outdoor shopping and dining destination in Broomfield.
Broomfield maintains over 8,000 acres of open space and 280 miles of trails, including the Carolyn Holmberg Preserve at Rock Creek Farm.
To browse available real estate or speak with a local specialist, visit Broomfield Homes for Sale or connect with our team via 8z Real Estate Team.
Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau municipal data; City and County of Broomfield municipal records; Altos Research market reports.
75,110 people live in Broomfield, where the median age is 38.8 and the average individual income is $62,948. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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