Historic, downtown Louisville also offers plenty of options for outdoor activities nearby.
I’ve personally loved living in Louisville, Colorado now for the past 8 years. When my wife, Samantha, and I chose Louisville, we knew at some point in the near future we wanted to have kids and live in a town that had great public schools. We also met and lived together in Boulder before we lived in Louisville so staying close to Boulder was another priority. Clients, especially those relocating to Denver, and friends are always asking me why, as a long time real estate professional, do I personally choose to live in Louisville with my family.
Top 10 Reasons to Live in Louisville, Colorado
Popular Denver Relocation Destination
Proximity to both Denver and Boulder: Louisville is about 10-20 minutes to Boulder and 20-30 minutes to Denver, depending on final destinations. Some folks think of Louisville as the best “Boulder Suburb”. For my profession, working in both Denver and Boulder, it works great. We also enjoy being close to both large cities; however, in a quite town outside of the hustle and bustle.
Open space and outdoor activities abound in and near Louisville, Colorado, a Denver suburb popular with relocation home buyers.
Abundant local trails and protected open space: There are over 20 miles of walking and biking trails in Louisville and it’s only a short drive to hike or run in the mountains.
Hi there!
I’m looking to relocate from Austin, Texas. I have family in Arvada and friends in Boulder proper. All that you describe above (in the Louisville post) is appealing. Boulder is a huge draw, but above my current budgetary considerations. I’m looking for a lower cost of living and great schools for my nearly six-year-old daughter. Have I found it in Louisville? Any assistance you can provide would be welcome!
Kind regards,
Christia Hoffman