Dupont Multifamily Home for Sale

Driving down Interstate 76, it would be easy to mistake Dupont as just an industrial area. Yet plenty of people call it home in subdivisions of manufactured and ranch-style homes on the north end and centrally near Mesa Oil. “This industrial area has come a long way, drawing new residents for both the price and the nearby job opportunities,” says Sam Neumann, host of the Denver Living YouTube channel. Roadside cafes dot the neighborhood, and I-76 unlocks additional dining options. Outdoor recreation opportunities are also nearby, less than 5 miles away in Commerce City to the south and Thornton to the west. Paved parking spots sit parallel to houses in the Wikiup manufactured home community. These 1970s and early 2000s houses list between $90,000 and $165,000. Exteriors are painted in neutral colors, with the exception of bright shades of blue. Ranch-style homes built between the 1920s and 1990s stretch across flat lots with fenced-in spaces for dogs to play fetch in the backyard. These homes list between $280,000 and $530,000. Risk Factor scores the Fire Risk a one of 10 in Dupont’s southern stretch and a seven out of 10 in the northern section. Adams County School District 14