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Century-old homes and community events in east Greeley
Clayton Park is just a few blocks from the shopping and dining of downtown Greeley and Island Grove Regional Park, the city’s largest outdoor recreation area. Century-old homes sit close together and are within a short walk of numerous annual community events. Homes are more affordable than the Greeley average, with a wide selection of fixer-uppers and turn-key options on the market.
Clayton Park unfolds from above—tree-lined streets, cozy homes, and a tight-knit charm nestled just minutes from downtown Greeley.
A Clayton Park resident relaxes on her porch, soaking up the sunshine and peaceful vibes of a perfect neighborhood day.
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Victorian-inspired cottages in Clayton Park
Cozy cottages and bungalows line the streets of Clayton Park, with many featuring Victorian-inspired adornments like fish scale siding. With an average price of $325,000, houses here are more affordable than nearby neighborhoods like Downtown Greeley and City Center. Many homes date back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, with a few mid-20th century builds sprinkled throughout. Prices range from $275,000 to $415,000. With a CAP Index score of 7 out of 10, crime in Clayton Park is higher than the national average of 4.
Discover timeless charm in Clayton Park with a Victorian-style home featuring ornate details, gabled roofs, and classic curb appeal.
A row of Victorian-style bungalows in Clayton Park adds vintage charm with detailed trim, cozy porches, and classic neighborhood appeal.
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Island Grove Regional Park and Rocky Mountain views from the Poudre River Trail
The145-acre Island Grove Regional Park lies just west of Clayton Park and is within a half-mile walk of all of the neighborhood's homes. Island Grove has soccer fields, a baseball diamond, picnic tables and plentiful open field space. Parents can take their kids to use the park’s expansive playground and splash pad. The neighborhood also lies just south of the Poudre River and the Poudre River Trail system, a 21-mile paved path popular among walkers, runners and bikers alike. Trail users can enjoy views of the snow-topped Rocky Mountain Front Range as they follow the path’s namesake river through wooded groves and farmland.
Explore the nearby Poudre River Trail via a quick drive north on 35th Avenue—perfect for walking, biking, and enjoying scenic views.
Enjoy a quick trip north to Island Grove Regional Park for festivals, sports, and outdoor fun just minutes from Clayton Park.
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Rodeos and concerts at the Greeley Stampede
Every summer, Island Grove hosts the Greeley Stampede, one of the city’s most popular events. “The stampede brings in thousands of locals and visitors every year,” says Chuck Bowles, a Greeley local and associate broker with Austin & Austin Real Estate. “People who grew up here and moved away come back every year for the stampede. It’s almost like a huge class reunion.” The event has rodeos, carnival rides, dozens of food vendors and concerts with popular artists ranging from Toby Keith to Barenaked Ladies. The park also hosts the annual Weld County Fair, which hosts livestock displays, art shows and more, held the last week of July.
Craft beer at WeldWerks
Clayton Park is just a few blocks from downtown Greeley, with an array of local businesses within a 1-mile radius. WeldWerks Brewing Company is an independently owned brewery on the neighborhood’s east side and has around 20 craft beers on tap. The Ranch Restaurant on Sixth Street serves a combination of American, Mexican and Greek fare for brunch, from huevos rancheros to gyros. Two blocks south, Aunt Helen’s Cafe & Wine Bar offers a selection of coffee, baked goods, wine and beer. Natural Grocers, Safeway and Walmart are nearby options for groceries.
Clayton Park residents can easily visit WeldWerks Brewing Co. by heading north on 8th Avenue to 508 8th Ave in downtown Greeley—just a short drive away.
Clayton Park is just minutes from Downtown Greeley, offering quick access to shops, dining, and community events.
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Endless innovation spaces at LINC
Martinez Elementary School and Heath Middle School both earn C overall grades from Niche. Northridge High School receives a C-plus and partners with Aims Community College for concurrent enrollment courses. The LINC Library Innovation Center is around a half mile south of the neighborhood and, along with thousands of books available to borrow, has a makerspace, an art studio, a podcasting studio and a woodworking shop. The Rodarte Community Center is in the center of Clayton Park and offers after-school and summer programs for local kids, along with senior programs, boxing classes and GED courses.
Discover innovation at LINC Library—modern space, tech tools, and community programs just outside Clayton Park.
Middle schoolers living in the Clayton Park area may be eligible to attend Heath Middle School based on zoning and enrollment policies.
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The Poudre Express and Route 85
The Greeley Evans Transit Regional Transportation Center is in Clayton Park, with numerous bus stops across the neighborhood. There are six routes throughout the city, along with the Poudre Express route, which provides service to Windsor and Fort Collins. U.S. Route 85 is nearby and can take drivers around 50 miles north to Cheyenne, Wyoming or about 57 miles south to Denver.
Highway 85 is just minutes from Clayton Park, providing a quick route to Greeley, Denver, and other major destinations.
Located in Clayton Park, the Greeley Evans Transit Center is a modern hub linking the community to regional transit routes.
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On average, homes in Clayton Park, Greeley sell after 72 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Clayton Park, Greeley over the last 12 months is $328,000, up 2% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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