$216,264Average Value$176Average Price per Sq Ft24Homes For Sale
Suburb appearance with chances for fun lifestyle
Heritage looks like a suburb, but it’s just minutes away from Pueblo’s downtown. Situated along the tree-lined streets are ranches and bungalows with a handful of pocket parks within walking distance. Significant Pueblo assets like downtown, the Riverwalk, City Park and Interstate 25 are minutes away, and the neighborhood is also home to the Colorado State Fairgrounds, which is active in August for the annual fair.
Heritage looks like a suburb, but it’s just minutes away from Pueblo’s downtown.
Homes are around a handful of pocket parks within walking distance in Heritage.
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Diverse selection of 20th century homes
Homes in Heritage were built from the early to mid-20th century. Residential areas have a uniform look, with smaller to moderate-sized front lawns alongside driveways and garages. Most homes are quaint and small, usually under 1,500 square feet. Ranchers and bungalows are the most common styles. Ranch styles are priced from $170,000 to $330,000, while bungalow homes range from $140,000 to $300,000. Two-story homes are typically Victorian-style duplexes, and prices range from $200,000 to $450,000.
Heritage features gorgeous two-story homes alongside traditional style dwellings.
A cozy starter up ranch style home in Heritage.
A row of bungalow homes is a common sight in the Heritage neighborhood.
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Less than 3 miles from City Park and Pueblo Riverwalk
In the neighborhood is Bruner Park, a 5-acre green space with a playground and basketball court within walking distance of some homes. Three miles west, City Park spans 157 acres, with baseball and softball fields, tennis courts and bocce ball courts. The park’s disc golf course is recognized as one of the best in the state for its terrain and landscaping. Families can enjoy the afternoon in City Park’s swimming pool or at the Pueblo Zoo, also within the park. Golfers can tee up at the 18 holes at Elmwood Golf Course. Two miles north is the Pueblo Riverwalk, which has become a prime destination for a stroll and water activities on Lake Elizabeth. “The Riverwalk has a grassy area where you can chill out and listen to music,” says longtime resident and business owner Nicki Hart. “It’s an ongoing project, where what you see today might not be what you’ll see a couple of months from now.”
Competitive disc golfers can test their skills at the Pueblo City Park course.
Golfers tee up for rounds of 18 at the Elmwood Golf Course in Heritage, Pueblo.
Bruner Park in Pueblo is popular spot for families on the weekends.
One of the attractions nearby Heritage is the Pueblo the Riverwalk where you can walk and dine.
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Close to dozens of restaurants on Union Avenue
Solar Roast Coffee is one of the only coffee roasters that brews with solar power. In addition to coffee, they also carry breakfast items. The Sunset Inn Bar and Grill offers a variety of Sloppers, including the traditional style with green chili and Italian sausage. Two miles away are the various restaurants along downtown’s Union Avenue, like La Forchetta Da Massi, an Italian restaurant with classic pasta dishes in a contemporary setting. Sonora’s Meat Market and Restaurant is a Mexican specialty grocery store selling things like beef and blended spices. King Soopers and Safeway are available for groceries, and other stores like Walmart Supercenter and Ross Dress for Less are located off Northern Avenue.
East of Thatcher Avenue is The Sunset Inn Bar and Grill with its signature Pueblo slopper.
Two miles away from Heritage there are the various restaurants along downtown’s Union Avenue.
Solar Roast Coffee welcomes its visitors with a colorful entrance in Heritage.
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STEM courses offered at Central High School
Neighborhood students can walk to Heritage Elementary School, which earns a C grade from Niche. Sixth through eighth-grade students can attend Pueblo Academy of Arts, a C-minus school. Pueblo Central High earns a C grade from Niche. The STEM school provides Project Lead the Way courses in biomedical, engineering and computer science fields. After graduation, Pueblo Community College offers over 70 programs.
A welcoming entrance is seen at Heritage Elementary School in Heritage.
Students are the highest priority at Central High School in Heritage.
Students enjoy the atmosphere at Pueblo Academy of Arts in Heritage.
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Home to Colorado State Fair
Every year in late August, people gather in Heritage for the Colorado State Fair. The ten-day fair draws thousands from across the state and nationwide to the state fairgrounds in the neighborhood, and it includes competitions like livestock and poetry, carnival rides, fair foods and lively entertainment. Outside the fair are a couple of simple events for entertainment. “There’s a car show there once a year. People can rent it out and have weddings. Then there’s an indoor arena with dirt floors ideal for monster trucks,” says Donna Austin, broker/associate at RE/MAX of Pueblo.
The Colorado State Fair is a great place to bring friends and loved ones.
Besides entertainment the Colorado State Fairgrounds is for the state’s art and education.
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Easy Access to Interstate 25
Bordering the neighborhood are State Route 96 and Northern Avenue both lead to Interstate 25. This interstate travels north to south through the state and mountain region, reaching Denver and Colorado Springs in 113 and 42 miles respectively. Pueblo Transit has a couple of bus stops around all the Avenues.
Heritage is west of Interstate 25, the state’s primary highway.
Pueblo Transit provides numerous bus stops around the Heritage neighborhood.
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Heritage Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Heritage, Pueblo sell after 70 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Heritage, Pueblo over the last 12 months is $223,500, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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