$640,878Average Value$318Average Price per Sq Ft15Homes For Sale
Suburb midway between Denver and Boulder
Despite being outside the city centers, Northwest Arvada residents never lack entertainment or adventures. Recreational offerings stretch across the neighborhood, from the nationally known Apex Center to the Ralston Creek Trail, which guides bikers and joggers from park to park. Retail and dining are huddled together within Ralston Square for everyday errands. Compared to the national average of four out of 10 on the CAP Index Crime Score, Northwest Arvada scores two out of 10. Should residents need to commute or want a taste of the city life, Denver and Boulder are less than 20 miles from these subdivisions.
Northwest Arvada is a suburban community with great views of the Front Range Mountains.
Head to Oak Park to hop on the Ralston Creek Trail that runs through Arvada.
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Woodcrest townhouses and Woodland Valley ranch-style
Natural stone and brick decorate Colonial Revival and ranch-style homes in sidewalk-lined subdivisions. Two-car garages provide a place for homeowners to park after commuting from the city. Mature spruce trees shade afternoon dogwalkers and create natural privacy between homes. Some townhouses evoke a warm cottage feel with rich terra cotta-colored siding accented by rough stone detail, while others take the form of Craftsman designs with private garages. Townhouses list between $393,000 for a two-bedroom and $540,000 for a four-bedroom in communities such as Woodcrest. In this subdivision, amenities include a pool, which is maintained along with the grounds through $280 monthly payments. Single-family homes list between $460,000 for a four-bedroom and $710,000 for a five-bedroom, within subdivisions such as Woodland Valley, established between the 1960s and 1970s. Homes in the east, where lots are larger than half acres, list roughly between $1.1 million for three-bedroom homes and $1.7 million for four-bedroom homes.
Rows of ranch homes can be found on hilly streets in Northwest Arvada.
Northwest Arvada has newly constructed townhomes available for those not yet ready to buy.
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Studies beginning at Stott Elementary
Northwest Arvada students may begin at Stott Elementary School, which earns a Grade B-plus from Niche. Oberon Middle School educates sixth through eighth graders before students move on to Arvada West High School. Niche gives Oberon a Grade B and Arvada West a Grade B-plus. The high school offers 21 different Advanced Placement (AP) courses and 11 honors level courses in subjects ranging from Chemistry to Spanish. Jeffco Public Schools offers a choice enrollment program so guardians can find other schools and apply to enroll their students if they think another school would be a better fit. Students seeking additional education after graduating from Arvada West report the most interest in attending Colorado State University, the University of Colorado Bouler and the University of Colorado Denver.
Stott Elementary School is an above average school in Arvada with a score of B+ on Niche.com.
Arvada West High School received a B rating from Niche.
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Apex adventures and trails to Ralston Valley
This neighborhood’s recreation centers and secluded trails stretch from Apex Center to Oak Park. Apex Recreation Center remains full all year round, from summers when poolgoers lounge in the lazy river to winters as ice skaters glide along the rink. “It’s state of the art, brand new – there’s nothing that you cannot find or do at the Apex,” says Joann Perito, a Broker with Avenues Unlimited, who holds over 26 years of experience selling Colorado real estate. Apex is a part of the North Jeffco Recreation District, which Perito says stays ahead of the trends, noting, “They were doing pickleball 10 years before anybody knew what it was.” Next door, skateboarders try new tricks along the Arvada Skate Park’s ramps, handrails and stairs. Oak Creek creates a platform for children to play, with its forest-themed playground including a climbing wall shaped like a camping tent. Ralston Creek runs through the park with the accompanying trail for bikers and joggers to trek the paved path, which stretches to Ralston Valley Park.
The Apex Rec Center in Arvada offers many activities such as swimming and rock climbing.
Run, walk or cycle along the Ralston Creek Trail at Oak Park, Arvada.
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Ralston Square, Randi’s restaurant and retail
Ralston Square shopping center houses the closest grocery and dining options when it's time to fuel up or fill the fridge. Here, locals stock up on groceries at King Soopers and grab an afternoon pick-me-up at House of Js Coffee, a small craft coffee shop that sources ingredients from local vendors. Folks have enjoyed pizza and pasta nights for over 40 years at Randi’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant. Besides classic Italian dishes, creative menu additions include the “knuckle sandwich,” scratch-made meatballs over a sausage patty with a garlic bread bun. While Ralston Square does not house major retailers, Westwoods Shopping Center is only 3 miles west, allowing shoppers to browse Kohl’s racks and pick up home improvement supplies at Ace Hardware.
Meet friends for a lavender latte at House of J's Coffee in Northwest Arvada.
Northwest Arvada locals stock up on groceries at King Soopers in Ralston Square shopping center.
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Navigating Northwest Arvada to Denver and Boulder
Commuters appreciate equal access to Denver and Boulder, traveling 15 miles southeast or 20 miles northwest. When wanting to explore Olde Town Arvada’s downtown shops and local eateries, residents rely on Colorado Highway State 72 – also known as Ward Road – to take them there. Wadsworth Boulevard intersects with Interstate 70 just outside the downtown district, where locals shop at additional box and bulk stores such as Costco and Sam’s Club. Whether looking for short commutes into the busy cities or seeking adventures within Apex and nearby parks, Northwest Arvada residents never need to travel far from their homes.
Northwest Arvada residents appreciate suburban conveniences and outdoor adventures.
My Stop busses run along the southern boarder of Northwest Arvada.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Northwest Arvada
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Homicide
3
4
Sexual Assault
2
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
3
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Northwest Arvada Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Northwest Arvada, Arvada sell after 31 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Northwest Arvada, Arvada over the last 12 months is $640,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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