Longmont, Colorado Homes for Sale and Real Estate

About Longmont, Colorado

Looking for a home in Longmont, Colorado? If you buy a home here, you will enjoy sunny days, safer neighborhoods, and an elevation slightly under 5,000 feet. You will find Longmont along Colorado State Highway 119 and US Route 287. Like many Colorado cities, homeowners in Longmont are graced by a spectacular brewery industry and amenities galore. Unlike other Colorado cities, Longmont is neither too large nor too small - its 2020 census population count is only 100,758 people.

Home Options in Longmont

Looking for a home in Longmont, Colorado? If you buy a home here, you will enjoy sunny days, safer neighborhoods, and an elevation slightly under 5,000 feet. You will find Longmont along Colorado State Highway 119 and US Route 287. Like many Colorado cities, homeowners in Longmont are graced by a spectacular brewery industry and amenities galore. Unlike other Colorado cities, Longmont is neither too large nor too small - its 2020 census population count is only 100,758 people.

Unlike other homes in Colorado, homes in Longmont have a wealth of condos and relatively affordably priced homes. Condo options include the popular Sunnyvale Condos, The Fairways, and the Villas at Ute Creek. Although the summer 2022 median home price for Longmont homes is $750,000 (subject to change), a lower priced condo may run you less than $300,000. Condos are often good options for first time homebuyers, seasonal residents, second home buyers, and investors. 

Depending on your tastes, a single family home in Longmont may be the right size and location for you and your family. Many homes feature spacious yards, fireplaces, and landscapes with mature trees. There are many established communities, and virtually everything is nearby. 

Other housing options include apartments and manufactured homes. If you are looking to purchase a manufactured home, you may consider the pet-friendly Countryside Village. Our agents are able to help with any of your home choices!

Living in Longmont: the Good

From indoor excitement to outdoor scenery, there are plenty of amenities that may make you decide to buy a home in Longmont. Outdoor recreation areas include city-sponsored skate parks, dog parks, and nature areas. The Union Reservoir Nature Area boasts walking trails and obviously, great views of the water! Indoors, you may enjoy Pickleball courts, 300 Suns Brewing (named for the number of expected sunny days per year), or the Firehouse Art Center (yes! A gallery in a repurposed fire house!).

Another perk of being a homeowner in Longmont is free public transit provided by the RTD Longmont Ride Free Fare Program. Driving is sometimes convenient, but this service helps residents contribute to a climate friendly environment while networking with other users of the service.

Living in Longmont: the Challenges

Prairie dogs. Did we say “prairie dogs”? Yes! There is a divide amongst Longmont residents regarding the prairie dogs that also reside around town. The City of Longmont has specific rules regarding development in prairie dog habitats, so be sure to check what the City says before treating for prairie dogs on your property or even building on to your home.

Conclusion

Contact us today! Our agents are ready to assist you in finding your Longmont dream home. We are glad to help you whether you are buying your first home, have one home to sell and another to purchase, or only selling a home. Our agents are thorough, accountable, and professional.