Why Live in Westdale
Westdale, a neighborhood in Arvada, a northern suburb of Denver, features well-built, ranch-style homes from the 1970s. These single-family houses, often priced lower than other metro-Denver areas, typically offer three to five bedrooms, one- and two-car garages, and backyard patios or decks. The neighborhood's wide roads, lined with mature pines and oaks, see minimal traffic, making it a safe place for children to play. Westdale is conveniently located near major thoroughfares, providing easy access to the mountains outside Boulder and a train ride into Denver. Local schools, while not highly rated, offer unique programs such as computer science at Harris Park Elementary and career-focused partnerships at Arvada High. The area features several parks and natural areas, including Little Dry Creek Park with its playground and basketball court, and Lake Arbor, known for its walking path and birdwatching opportunities. Shopping is convenient with two nearby centers offering grocery stores, retailers, and dining options like Dutch Bros. Coffee and Sasuke Ramen. Olde Town Arvada, about 4 miles south, has undergone revitalization and now includes pedestrian-only areas, galleries, dining, and a light rail station to Denver. Westdale offers homebuyers solidly constructed homes with the benefit of proximity to both natural and urban attractions.
