Why Live in Westridge
West Ridge in Greeley features homes on large, multi-acre lots, with a mix of Cape Cods, ranch-style, modern traditional, and mid-century-modern homes. Some houses date back to the mid-1900s, while others are recent constructions. The neighborhood is quieter with larger yards compared to areas closer to downtown, yet shopping centers and major roads are just minutes away. Lots range from half an acre to 5 acres, often with paved driveways and fenced-in yards, some accommodating horses and livestock. West Ridge has a lower crime rate compared to the national average. The Highland Hills Golf Course, about 2 miles away, offers well-maintained fairways, Rocky Mountain views, and a driving range. The Josephine Jones Natural Area provides roughly 2 miles of trails, a playground, and picnic tables. The Greeley Youth Sports Complex, a short drive north, features eight baseball diamonds. The nearby Centerplace of Greeley shopping center includes fast-food eateries, department stores, and a Safeway, along with local restaurants like Lucky Fins and Tokyo Joe’s. Sprouts Farmers Market is also close by. United States Route 34 and Interstate 25 provide access to Loveland, Fort Morgan, and Downtown Denver. Greeley Evans Transit operates several bus routes with stops along West 20th Street. Schools in the area include Montford Elementary, Prairie Heights Middle, and Greeley West High School, all with decent ratings. Aims Community College, offering over 200 degree and certification programs, is just north of the neighborhood.
