Arvada, CO Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Historic Olde Town Arvada blends preserved 1800s architecture with modern boutiques, galleries, and year-round community events. The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities hosts professional theater productions, music performances, and art exhibitions in its nationally recognized venue. Outdoor recreation spans 8,000 acres across 90 parks, with the Majestic View Nature Center providing 80 acres of wetlands and prairie trails overlooking the Front Range mountains. The 12.5-mile Ralston Creek Trail connects these green spaces while providing scenic views of lakes and the Denver skyline.

The Arvada housing market includes diverse options across established neighborhoods. Single family homes in Olde Town Arvada have a median price of $555,000, while luxury properties in Spring Mesa reach a median of $1.325 million. The Village of Five Parks area commands a median price of $899,000 for single family homes. Townhomes throughout Arvada have a median price of $468,900. One bedroom condos start at a median of $317,500, with two bedroom units at a median of $397,500.

Residents benefit from Jefferson County's low 0.47% effective property tax rate, which matches neighboring Westminster, Golden, and Wheat Ridge. The RTD public transit system includes regular bus service and the G Line commuter rail connecting to downtown Denver in 35 to 45 minutes. Denver International Airport lies 33 miles away. The public school system includes highly rated options like West Woods Elementary School and Ralston Valley Senior High School, both earning A ratings from Niche. Faith Christian Academy provides a private school option rated A minus for elementary through high school students. Local restaurants range from breakfast spots like Bread Winner's Cafe to Mexican cuisine at Teocalli Cocina and Asian fusion at 303 Ramen.