Broomfield Community Guide

Overview

We’re glad to provide Landscaping in Broomfield. Situated between Boulder and downtown Denver, the city of Broomfield is located along US 36 and covers 34 square miles. The median age is 37.7 years old and the population as of the most recent census is 72,000+, making it Colorado’s 15th largest city. As a sizable city, Green Mountain frequently engages in high quality Broomfield landscaping projects.

The climate is relatively mild with an average maximum temperature in July (warmest month) being 87 degrees Fahrenheit and an average minimum temperature in December (coldest month) being 17 degrees Fahrenheit.

The average household income as of 2020 is approximately $115,956. The median monthly rental price is $1,583 and the median home value is $382,800.

History

There is no definitive information about where the city got its name, however, it is thought to have come from the broomcorn grown in the area that farmers sold for the manufacturing of brooms and whisk brooms.

Following its incorporation in 1961, the city continued growing and expanding across four different counties: Boulder, Jefferson, Adams and Weld. It wasn’t until the 1990’s that city leaders started discussing the idea of creating a separate county.

Education

Public schools are still divided among several school districts with the two largest being Adams 12 and Boulder Valley School Districts. In addition to the two large public high schools, two middle schools and eight elementary schools, there are also three private schools.

Housing in Broomfield

Single Family Homes

Housing here ranges from affordable starter homes to million-dollar mansions, with a nice degree of mid-level priced single-family homes and townhomes/condos in between. With a balance of residential and commercial land use and a wide array of parks and open space, Broomfield offers something for everyone.

Apartments

There are many apartment complexes that offer desirable amenities such as swimming pools, fitness centers and clubhouses. Here is a list of some with location and contact information:

Nearby Attractions

While there are many things to see and do within Broomfield city limits, with its close proximity to Denver, Boulder and other towns along the Front Range, the opportunities are endless. Some examples are listed below:

• Broomfield Bay Aquatic Park
• Flatiron Crossing Mall
• Broomfield 9/11 Memorial
• Broomfield County Commons Open Space
• 1st Bank Center
• Water World
• Butterfly Pavilion
• Standley Lake Regional Park & Wildlife Refuge
• Flatirons Vista Trailhead
• Broomfield Veteran’s Memorial Museum
• Rock Creek Trail

Golf Clubs

With so many area golf courses available to visitors and locals alike, below are just a few choices:

• Broadlands Golf Course
• Greenway Park Golf Course
• Eagle Trace Golf Course
• Interlocken Golf Course

Dining

Dining choices abound with anything and everything to soothe even the pickiest of palettes. Whether you are looking for American, ethnic, sushi, pizza, fast food or vegetarian, it all can be found here!

Visiting Broomfield

There are a multitude of hotels and other lodging options which allow visitors close proximity to the area attractions, as well as downtown Denver. Below is a list of a few lodging options: