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The Outlook is a master-planned community with outdoor perks
Sweeping foothill views, easily accessible outdoor adventure and proximity to Broomfield essentials are the amenities that make up The Outlook neighborhood. “It’s a master-planned community with a Homeowners Association,” says Claire Gilmore, the owner-broker of Houses by Claire Gilmore and a Broomfield resident. “The houses have well-maintained lots, and they’re surrounded by sidewalks, which makes getting to the neighborhood’s playground super convenient.” These paved paths also lead to numerous other notable green spaces, making the neighborhood a suburban enclave wrapped in nature.
Spacious homes on large lots border Ruth Roberts Park in The Outlook.
A playground at Outlook Park is a local option for residents to bring their kids.
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New Traditional estates dominate The Outlook’s housing stock
There are a variety of dwellings from the 1990s along The Outlook’s winding roads. Most are New Traditional estates with Mediterranean-influenced tiled roofs and Victorian-like details, including small front porches and intricate woodworking. You’ll even see a few L-shaped ranch styles and contemporary homes built within the last five years, though they are rarer. No matter the style, each house has a two-to-three-car garage and four to five bedrooms. To live in The Outlook, expect to pay between $700,00 and $900,000, a range higher than a Broomfield home's average $600,000 selling price. “It’s a fast-moving area,” says Gilmore. “Houses sell within two weeks if not immediately. Stock is consistently low.”
Modern homes at The Outlook have views of the Rocky Mountains near the Ruth Roberts Open Space.
New craftsman homes have colorful detailing in The Outlook.
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Kids attend well-rated schools with creative extracurriculars
Children in The Outlook can attend Kohl Elementary, which has an overall A grade from Niche. Then, they may go to Broomfield Heights Middle School. In addition to its overall A-minus grade from Niche, the school offers a variety of exploratory extracurriculars, including multimedia production and three-dimensional design. Lastly, at Broomfield High, students can earn certifications in career and technical programs like welding or physical therapy, thanks to the school's partnership with Boulder Technical Education Center. The school also receives an A-minus in academics from Niche with core classes like social media for business and environmental science.
Kohl Elementary School scores an A overall on Niche.
Broomfield High School scores an A- overall on Niche.
Students in The Outlook attend Broomfield Heights Middle, which scores a B+ on Niche.
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Nearby preserve and rec center highlight outdoor options
At 5-acre Outlook Park, residents will find a plethora of activities. Conquer the rock climbing wall on the playground, practice your serve on the sand volleyball courts or score a goal on the soccer field. A portion of the 11-mile Lake Link Trail also runs through the area. Its paved and gravel routes pass four bodies of water, including Stearns Lake at the nearby 1,124-acre Carolyn Holmberg Preserve. A 2-mile hike leads to the body of water, where anglers can fish for tiger muskie and largemouth bass. The green space also hosts various community events, like Wildflower Wednesday, a hiking excursion where nature lovers can explore fields of blue-eyed Mary and foxglove beardtongues. Residents can also use the Paul Derda Recreation Center, less than 3 miles away. “We have two different community centers in Broomfield, and almost everybody joins one of them. This one is closest to the neighborhood,” says Gilmore. Members can shoot hoops on the two basketball courts, run the indoor track or take a tumbling class in the Bob Prince Gymnastics Center. The indoor pool is open year-round, offering an inner tube slide, a lazy river and a butterfly-shaped toddler slide.
A short drive gives access to Carolyn Holmberg Open Space for The Outlook residents.
The Outlook Park provides a multi-use green space.
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Quiet streets in The Outlook are close to commercial hubs
“Restaurants and retailers almost never exist directly in Broomfield neighborhoods, and that’s the case with The Outlook,” says Gilmore. “The town was purposefully designed that way to keep residential areas quiet with minimal traffic. This neighborhood isn’t far from much, though.” About 3 miles from The Outlook is West 120th Avenue, where you can find the Broomfield Town Center. The commercial strip has a Walmart Supercenter, a Petco and a Home Depot. There are also a few locally owned eateries along the thoroughfare. For instance, Scalzotto is a Broomfield favorite known for its Northern Italian cuisine. Devour a bowl of handmade penne pasta covered in marinara, green peppers and Italian sausage.
A King Soopers grocery store is at the Broomfield Town Center near The Outlook.
Scalzotto Restaurant in Broomfield offers a classy Italian dinner.
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Bus stops and major roads make commuting convenient
The Outlook is about 2 miles from U.S. Route 36, and a 15-mile drive on the thoroughfare leads to Boulder’s core. The same highway will take you to Denver with an 18-mile drive east. Head to the 20 Regional Transportation District bus stops along West 120th Avenue for an alternative way to commute. “The Outlook just has the perfect location,” says Gilmore. “It’s quiet, but there’s so much to do at the same time.”
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Burglary
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The Outlook Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in The Outlook, Broomfield sell after 29 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in The Outlook, Broomfield over the last 12 months is $844,000, up 19% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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