$360,436Average Value$193Average Price per Sq Ft3Homes For Sale
Large lots in southern Greeley
In south Greeley, off Route 34 is Rolling Hills, one of the older parts of town near the University of Northern Colorado. “It’s established and it’s one of the more desirable neighborhoods in town,” says Carli Nitzel of Rouse Realty, who is a Greeley native and has been an agent in the area for over a decade. “Because the homes are older, the lots have more space, which is something people here are looking for.” Homes are just a mile from the University of Northern Colorado, which is home to 9,000 students and 700 academic staff. While the large lots and mature trees of Rolling Hills evoke a quiet lifestyle, homes near Route 34 will experience noise from highway traffic.
Aerial view of Rolling Hills, Greeley: tree-lined streets and spacious homes in a peaceful neighborhood near the University of Northern Colorado.
Rolling Hills: A serene Greeley neighborhood just 7 minutes from UNC, offering peaceful living near campus.
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Midcentury ranch-style homes
Homes in Rolling Hills are older properties, mostly built in the 1950s and 60s. The properties are all single-family homes and 73% of the population is made up of homeowners. Houses are ranch-style builds with brick or vinyl facades. “Even though the properties are a touch older than the rest of Greeley, they’re larger than some neighborhoods and very well built,” says Nitzel. Properties cost between $305,000 and $440,000. Homes tend to have large front and backyards shaded by large oak trees. Houses have private driveways and many either have a single-car garage or car port.
A ranch-style home in Rolling Hills, Greeley, offers single-story living with spacious interiors, modern updates, and a welcoming atmosphere.
A row of ranch-style homes in Rolling Hills showcases single-story living with spacious layouts and inviting curb appeal.
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Tennis at Farr Park
Rolling Hills doesn’t feature any parks in the neighborhood, but the area is surrounded by plenty of recreation spaces. Brentwood Park is just to the west offering extensive greenspace and a playground for children. Residents head to Farr Park, just a couple of blocks east of most homes to shoot hoops on the full-size basketball court. The park also has tennis, pickleball and volleyball courts. The large Centennial Park is located a few miles north of Rolling Hills. Kids can cool off in the summer on the splash pad, take to the Olympic-sized swimming pool or ride down the water slide. Tennis players get a match in on one of the 12 courts and skaters can take to the paved skatepark.
Enjoy open green space, walking trails, and playgrounds at Brentwood Park—just a short stroll from the heart of the Rolling Hills neighborhood.
Farr Park offers nearby green space, playgrounds, and sports courts—perfect for outdoor fun just minutes from the Rolling Hills neighborhood.
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Shopping at Greeley Mall
Locals head to the Greeley Mall, just south of the neighborhood across Route 34 for shopping and dining options. The Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity ReStore anchors the mall, home to furniture, appliances and more. Shoe stores, Western shops and clothing outlets are located throughout the mall. Residents head to the Cinemark to check out the latest Hollywood movies. Diners can see their meal prepared by trained chefs at Mount Fuji Sushi & Hibachi, just north of the mall. For a night out, Wyler’s Pub & Grill is a popular spot to grab a beer and play pool or arcade games like Golden Tee. Locals can get a taste of the south at Georgia Boys BBQ, which serves large platters of meats and sides in a casual setting. Residents can choose to grab groceries from a variety of chains including Walmart and King Soopers within a few miles of Rolling Hills.
Shop, dine, and explore just minutes away—Greeley Mall is conveniently close to the Rolling Hills neighborhood for all your essentials and more.
Residents of Rolling Hills love savoring delicious barbecue at Georgia Boys BBQ, just a short drive away, for a perfect meal with friends and family.
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Learning at Greeley Central High
Kids in Rolling Hills attend Jackson Elementary School, which is located in the neighborhood. Jackson Elementary is a part of the Greeley-Evans School District 6 and holds a B-minus Niche rating. Brentwood Middle School has a C-plus grade, while Greeley Central High School holds a B grade. Greeley Central provides after-school tutoring for all classes three days a week. In addition, students can participate in Saturday School, a weekend tutoring program designed to help struggling students each Saturday morning.
Students in Rolling Hills can attend Greeley Central High School, just a short drive away, and part of District 6’s enrollment area.
Students living in Rolling Hills can attend Jackson Elementary School, a nearby neighborhood school in the Greeley-Evans School District.
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GET buses around Greeley
Locals can easily get around Greeley and beyond using the GET (Greeley Evans Transportation) system. GET has a handful of stops along 23rd Avenue. Commuters can hop on U.S. Route 85, about 50 miles to Denver, or take Interstate 25, 64 miles southwest to Boulder.
Hop on GET Route 5 from Rolling Hills for easy access to Greeley Mall, UNC, and more—UNC students ride free!
With multiple GET bus stops nearby, Rolling Hills residents enjoy easy access to key destinations across Greeley.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Rolling Hills
US
Homicide
7
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
6
4
Robbery
6
4
Burglary
6
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
7
4
Crime Score
6
4
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
Rolling Hills Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Rolling Hills, Greeley sell after 46 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Rolling Hills, Greeley over the last 12 months is $369,500, up 1% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Solid brick ranch with real hardwood floors, an attached one-car garage, and a generously sized fenced backyard. The main level features three bedrooms, a full bath, a spacious living room, a dedicated dining area, and an ample kitchen. The finished basement offers excellent storage and multiple flexible spaces ideal for a home office, playroom, or potentially additional bedrooms. The oversized
This house has everything you could ask for and is only 4 minutes from UNC! Fresh updates and lots of room for customizing it to fit your personal preferences.
This meticulously maintained ranch serves as a masterclass in flexibility, functioning as two distinct living experiences under one roof. The main level welcomes you with an abundance of natural light and mid-century character, highlighted by a designer kitchen featuring floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and sleek tiled finishes. Beyond the three spacious bedrooms and full
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