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Crofton Park offers peaceful vibes and outdoor appeal
In addition to its namesake green space, Crofton Park evokes all the serenity of a recreational hub. The Broomfield community has wide sidewalks, charming streetlights and lush green lawns. “It’s the perfect place for anyone who wants a traditional, suburban neighborhood,” says Claire Gilmore, the owner-broker of Houses by Claire Gilmore and a Broomfield resident. “It’s incredibly quiet because it's entirely residential. You’ll always see someone out jogging or walking their dog.”
Crofton Park’s green space offers a peaceful spot for outdoor activities.
The Crofton Park sign welcomes residents to this quiet Broomfield neighborhood.
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Early 2000s pastel-colored homes with low maintenance
Crofton Park’s cul-de-sacs are brimming with dwellings built throughout the early 2000s. “The houses are low maintenance, and that’s a big reason why people move here,” says Gilmore. “They’re well-built, and the yards are small enough to be manageable.” Homes are most commonly two-to-three-bedroom New Traditional Craftsman styles. In the neighborhood's western region, you’ll also see a few pastel-painted town houses with the same architecture. No matter the layout, a home in Crofton Park typically has a two-car garage, a small back patio and a white picket fence. They also cost between $500,000 and $600,000, a range similar to a Broomfield home’s average $600,000 selling price.
Low-maintenance townhomes offer affordable living in Crofton Park.
Crofton Park showcases early 2000s Craftsman-style homes in Broomfield.
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Columbine Meadows offers sports courts and green spaces
The playground in Crofton Park is specifically meant for children ages two to six. They can bounce on the four-person seesaw, climb the building block-style stairs or use their imagination at the playhouse. Signage sprinkled across the park directs kids on a scavenger hunt, telling them to look for hidden illustrations of rabbits, ladybugs and owls on each structure. A portion of the Columbine Meadows Greenbelt trail also runs through the park. If you follow the paved path for less than a half mile, you’ll end up at 12-acre Columbine Meadows Park. Here, you can hit a home run on the softball diamonds, score a goal on the soccer fields or shoot hoops on the basketball court.
Crofton Park’s playground and pavilion offer space for family gatherings.
Columbine Park’s basketball court offers recreation close to Crofton Park.
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Seasonal celebrations and public amenities at Broomfield parks
The Broomfield Community Park is a 3-mile drive from the neighborhood. In addition to its three playgrounds, the public library and the ice-skating rink, the green space hosts various community events. For instance, the annual holiday tree lighting ceremony features carols performed by local choirs, horse-drawn wagon rides and a visit from Santa.
Legacy High’s STEM track includes internships and shadowing
Children in Crofton Park can attend Mountain View Elementary, which has an overall B grade on Niche. Then, they may go to Westlake Middle School. In addition to its overall B-plus grade from Niche, the school has a diverse range of extracurriculars, including Minecraft Coding Club, the Color Guard Team and the Harry Potter Club. Then, at Legacy High School, students benefit from the A-minus-graded academics. The school’s Legacy 2000 Program is specifically for students interested in any STEM-related field. In place of a regular class, juniors shadow a science professional for 20 hours every week. Then, they have to obtain a 40-hour internship in their senior year.
Mountain View Elementary serves PK-5 students near Crofton Park in Broomfield.
Westlake Middle School provides diverse extracurriculars for Crofton Park students.
Crofton Park residents attend Legacy High School in the Adams 12 Five Star Schools District.
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Local taverns serve barbecue, burrata and live music
The neighborhood is less than 5 miles from Thorncreek Crossing, a bustling commercial strip with stores like Target, Sprouts Farmers Market and Barnes & Noble. But just 2 miles away, the Broomfield Town Center is even closer. Get groceries from the Walmart Supercenter, buy tools at Home Depot or stock up on dog food at Petco. You’ll also find a few locally owned eateries, like the Old Man Bar. The self-titled no-frills joint serves barbecue basics like the rib tips tossed in a bourbon sauce. It also has a beer garden where you can jam out to local bands. North Side Tavern is another local mainstay, and it's within walking distance from your Crofton Park home. Devour upscale eats like the burrata ravioli drizzled in pesto or sip a Colorado-made brew.
Bradburn Blvd offers diverse dining options close to Crofton Park.
Shops near Broomfield Town Center provide essentials for Crofton Park residents.
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Easy access to Denver and public transit
“In general, Broomfield has an amazing location between Boulder and Denver,” says Gilmore. “This neighborhood is at the center of an already conveniently located town.” Drive 6 miles to U.S. Route 36 and take it 16 miles west to reach Boulder. The neighborhood is also only 6 miles from Interstate 25, and a 16-mile drive south on the thoroughfare takes you to Denver. Head less than 2 miles away to the 20 Regional Transportation District bus stops along West 120th Avenue for an alternative way to commute.
Crofton Park’s location offers easy access to Denver’s historic downtown via U.S. Route 36.
Crofton Park residents reach Boulder’s scenic streets and mountain views in just 16 miles.
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Crime and Safety
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Crofton Park
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Homicide
4
4
Sexual Assault
2
4
Assault with Weapon
3
4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
5
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
4
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
3
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Crofton Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Crofton Park, Broomfield sell after 26 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Crofton Park, Broomfield over the last 12 months is $562,500, down 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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