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Centralized suburban neighborhood in Longmont
Loomiller is a residential neighborhood located 2 miles from downtown Longmont. Most of the neighborhood’s dense streets are lined with single-family homes, lending to a peaceful suburban lifestyle. Along with the small businesses along Main Street, the neighborhood is also close to both the UCHealth Longmont Clinic and Longmont United Hospital. “West Longmont is very sought-after because of the views of Longs Peak, the ability to get to Boulder easier and then proximity to Downtown,” says Realtor Teresa Lomax with Equity Colorado Real Estate. “The hospital is also an important factor for the cost of living.”
Loomiller's streets are lined with single-family homes lending to a suburban lifestyle.
Loomiller is conveniently located near green spaces and all the conveniences of nearby Longmont.
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A mixed bag of single-family homes
Most homes in Loomiller are lined along gridded streets with alleyway access. Mid-century bungalows are common, with front porches and cottage features. These homes range from 845 to 1,100 square feet and can cost $400,000 to $600,000. Sprawling brick ranch-style homes with pointed roofs are also popular, with prices that range from $500,000 to $850,000. Additionally, modern split-level homes can be found in the neighborhood with flat roofs, stone accents and bright colors. These properties range from 2,200 to 3,500 square feet and are similarly priced. “The further west you go, you can get into some pretty pricey areas,” Lomax says. Most of the homes in Loomiller come with a well-maintained lawn and a driveway leading up to an attached garage. “They’re all single-family homes, built in the 1960s and 1970s. And there’s an apartment complex close to Main Street,” says Realtor Marie Raines with Equity Colorado Real Estate, who is partners with Lomax, in referencing Fields on 15th.
On the eastern edge of the neighborhood, close to Main Street, there are a handful of manufactured home communities, including Grand Meadow and Mountain View. Properties within these subdivisions are roughly 900 square feet and cost between $65,000 and $120,000. Many homeowners will create outdoor spaces on the leased lot, using carports or decorative walls.
Cute little mid-century bungalows are popular in Loomiller.
Modern split-level homes offer a larger living option in Loomiller.
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Shopping Downtown and dining on Francis Street
While Loomiller is primarily residential, there are several places within walking distance for shopping and dining. A centralized commercial strip on Francis Street has multiple locally owned restaurants, including Las Palmeras Mexican Grill and Indian Bites. The Den on Eleventh specializes in American bistro meals like burgers and seafood. There are also a handful of retail options, including Long Mont Velo, a bicycle store. At the corner of Hover Street and 17th Avenue, Centennial Square has a Safeway and a Dollar Store. Downtown Longmont is less than 2 miles east of the neighborhood, with its own supply of businesses. Longs Peak Pub & Taphouse is a local hotspot for nighttime enjoyment with an outdoor patio that has cornhole boards and margaritas on tap.
Meet friends for dinner and drinks at Longs Peak Pub & Taphouse near Loomiller.
Downtown Longmont, only 2 miles from Loomiller, has plenty of locally owned shops to browse.
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Neighborhood green spaces with recreation
Community parks add a splash of green to Loomiller’s residential streets, along with plenty of recreation. The neighborhood’s namesake park is sometimes called “Duck Park” by locals because of its large pond. Paved paths wind around the water, with a bridge that crosses over. Loomiller Park also has a playground with a climbing structure, a picnic area and a disc golf course. On the other side of 9th Avenue, Roosevelt Community Park has seasonal facilities, such as an outdoor pool and an ice rink. There’s a senior center and a recreation center on the grounds, offering classes to the community. The Longmont Memorial Garden is in Roosevelt, with rows of blooming bushes and meandering walking paths. A few blocks away, on Longs Peak Avenue, golf enthusiasts can enjoy the City of Longmont’s Sunset Golf Course, which has been in operation for over a century.
The pond at Loomiller Park in Longmont attracts local wildlife.
Walk along the paved paths that run through Loomiller Park in Longmont.
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Getting a quality education in Longmont
Families living in Loomiller have access to the St. Vrain Valley School District. Mountain View Elementary School is considered a STEM Focus School and earns a B-minus grade from Niche. Long Peaks Middle School maintains a C-plus and offers robust visual arts course offerings. From there, students can attend the A-minus-rated Longmont High School, which according to Niche, is the No. 9 Best Public High School in Boulder County. Longmont High has a Medical and BioScience Academy, plus offers a video production curriculum. There are also several private schools in the neighborhood that are associated with local churches, including Messiah Lutheran School and Gateway Montessori School.
Longs Peak Middle School is Longmont has 396 students in grades 5-8.
Engage in diverse programs and activities at Longmont High School.
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Traveling in and around Loomiller
Loomiller’s gridded streets and sidewalks create a bike- and pedestrian-friendly community. The neighborhood’s bike score is 74 out of 100, while the walk score is 73. Public transportation options include local bus services with stops along Mountain View Avenue, Francis Street, Main Street and Ninth Avenue. US Route 287, also known as Main Street, travels throughout Longmont. In case of a medical emergency, both CommonSpirit Longmont United Hospital and UCHealth Longmont Clinic are located on Mountain View Avenue.
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On average, homes in Loomiller, Longmont sell after 48 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Loomiller, Longmont over the last 12 months is $521,500, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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