The town of Timnath is booming. The population has exploded from 625 people in 2010 to nearly 6,500 in 2020, transforming the agriculture town into a hot spot of suburban development. “Timnath is growing fast,” says Matt Haskell, owner of URealty Inc. brokerage in Fort Collins. “It’s absolutely one of the two or three fastest-growing areas in Colorado, and it’s a really high-end kind of place, so it’s easy to see why people are heading out there.” The town is just east of Fort Collins in Larimer County. There is an ever-shrinking gap of open farmland between the rapidly expanding suburbs of Fort Collins and Timnath. The same is true on the southeastern side of town with the town of Windsor. The open range recalls the area’s agricultural beginnings, where sugar beets and alfalfa once flourished across wide fields. Today, Timnath’s landscape is increasingly dotted with new homes, shopping complexes and community parks.
Timnath, CO’s rich history as part of the open range era is still felt today, where early cattle drives and homesteading have paved the way for the city’s rapid growth, blending its agricultural roots with modern suburban development and growth.
From the days of open range cattle grazing to the bustling community today, Timnath, CO’s growth is a testament to its resilience and adaptation. The town beautifully balances its historic agricultural charm with a promising future of expansion.
Once known for vast open ranges and cattle trails, Timnath, CO has transformed over time, now embracing steady growth while honoring its past. The town has evolved into a thriving community that seamlessly merges history and modern development.
Timnath, CO’s history of open range cattle farming laid the foundation for the town’s expansion. As growth continues, the area honors its rural roots while welcoming new residents to enjoy the natural beauty, rich history, and bright future.
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Upscale homes with room to stretch out
Many of Timnath’s neighborhoods are new or recently expanded, including Timnath Ranch and Serratoga Falls, both known for single-family homes with larger yards and modern touches such as Craftsman-inspired facades and open layouts. Many neighborhoods highlight the area's emphasis on outdoor recreation, with Timnath Ranch featuring community parks and walking paths, while Serratoga Falls has scenic ponds and an extensive trail system. Harmony Club is a golf-course community where upscale residences line manicured fairways. “Harmony Club really sets the standard for all of Timnath,” says Haskell. “You can find some smaller homes, but for the most part, you’re looking at really large, really nice homes.” The median home price in Timnath is around $675,000, slightly above the median price in Fort Collins.
In Timnath, CO, upscale homes offer spacious designs with room to stretch out, featuring stunning views of Timnath Reservoir. These properties provide luxury living with plenty of outdoor space, perfect for families seeking both comfort and serenity.
Timnath, CO boasts upscale homes that combine elegance and space, with many offering breathtaking views of Timnath Reservoir. Whether you’re enjoying the waterfront or relaxing on large lots, these homes provide a perfect blend of privacy and luxury.
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Colorado State University is a short commute from Timnath
The Poudre School District serves roughly 30,000 students across both Timnath and Fort Collins. The district earns an A grade on Niche, which ranks it as the seventh best school district in the state. Colorado State University and Front Range Community College are both in Fort Collins.
The Canvas Stadium at CSU is just down the street from the Sheely Addition neighborhood.
The CSU Rams showcase their spirit and determination, uniting Fort Collins in pride.
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Timnath Reservoir lets residents get out on the water
Timnath Community Park features playgrounds, a splash pad and picnic shelters. Residents head to Timnath Reservoir for kayaking and scenic walks along the shoreline. Outdoor enthusiasts also look west toward Horsetooth Reservoir and Lory State Park in the Fort Collins area, where they can find hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing. Seasonal gatherings like the Timnath Fall Festival and a local farmers' market celebrate the town’s agricultural roots and small-town sensibility.
Timnath Reservoir offers residents the perfect balance of outdoor adventure and peaceful living. With water activities, trails, and stunning views, the nearby housing options provide spacious homes and easy access to nature, making it an ideal place to call home.
Whether you’re kayaking on Timnath Reservoir or enjoying lakeside strolls, the area’s housing options blend luxury with nature. From waterfront properties to spacious homes with expansive yards, residents experience the best of both outdoor recreation and serene living.
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Fort Collins has plenty to offer, just miles away
Commercial growth along Harmony Road has resulted in new grocery stores and casual dining options. Walmart Supercenter meets many day-to-day needs and various chain eateries offer quick meals. Local options include Timnath Beerwerks, a craft brewery known for rotating taps and a laid-back atmosphere, which has become a community favorite. For broader retail or nightlife choices, residents typically drive to Fort Collins, where Old Town offers an eclectic array of restaurants, boutiques and breweries. “For most things outside of the necessities, you’re probably going to have to go to Fort Collins,” says Haskell. “But all you have to do is cross the interstate and you’re right there in Old Town.”
Music on the Lawn on a weekly music series at the Foothill Mall in the summer months, in Fort Collins, CO.
The Lagoon Concert Series offers relaxing evening music in Fort Collins, CO.
Try out some different chai teas while on the Fort Collins Foodie Walk.
Old Town West is next to the bustling center of Fort Collins.
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Local economy thrives along Harmony Road
Modern retail developments around Harmony Road now drive much of Timnath’s commercial activity, supported by new housing and an expanding population. A handful of nearby farms continue to harvest crops, though agriculture is no longer the area’s main economic force. Many residents commute to Fort Collins or Loveland for work in tech, healthcare and education.
Timnath, CO’s thriving economy supports vibrant growth, with destinations like Harmony Club’s premier golf course attracting visitors and new residents alike, blending luxury living, recreation, and economic prosperity in a dynamic small-town setting.
Fueled by smart development and strong community investment, Timnath, CO’s thriving economy plays a key role in its rapid growth, offering residents opportunity, stability, and a bright future grounded in both tradition and innovation.
Fueled by smart development and strong community investment, Timnath, CO’s thriving economy plays a key role in its rapid growth, offering residents opportunity, stability, and a bright future grounded in both tradition and innovation.
Timnath, CO’s thriving economy supports vibrant growth, with destinations like Harmony Club’s premier golf course attracting visitors and new residents alike, blending luxury living, recreation, and economic prosperity in a dynamic small-town setting.
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Interstate 25 connects to Denver and beyond
Situated along Interstate 25, Timnath allows convenient travel to Fort Collins, Loveland and Denver – the latter of which is about 65 miles to the south. Greeley is just under 25 miles away. “You aren’t too far out from anything, but it still feels pretty secluded,” says Haskell. “Greeley is especially close, and that’s going to be the best town in Colorado before long.” Harmony Road stands as the town’s main commercial corridor, connecting subdivisions to major retailers and the interstate. Denver International Airport is roughly 60 miles from town.
Lower crime rates in Timnath
According to data provided by the FBI, crime rates in Timnath are consistently well below state and national averages.
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