Some of my clients have long considered Longmont as a lazy, rural town between Denver and Fort Collins. More recently, they think of it as a suburb of Boulder and even a Denver “ex-burb”. But. that’s those who don’t mind a longer commute to downtown Denver. Now, Longmont has a planned urban community, Prospect New Town, within its city limits.
All of a sudden sleepy Longmont has a hip, “town-center concept community” to rival Lowry and Stapleton in Denver. It’s diverse homes include stately Victorians, “Denver Squares, Brownstone row houses, lofts and even bungalows.
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Prospect New Town Real Estate
Prospect New Town on Route 287 and Pike Road in Longmont, planned by Buany Plater-Zyberk & CO, features wide connecting sidewalks, tree lined streets, a town center with florist shops, clothing stores, boutiques, an ice cream and chocolate shop, bakery, restaurants, hair salons, all featuring timeless American traditional architecture and a 5 minute walk from residences reminiscent of historical Longmont, USA.
A “New Urbanist” development, Prospect values strong community and convenient, modern living, ecology and economy with artistry, and options for a diverse community. Prospect won the Governor’s Smart Growth Award in 1996 for actualizing such values.
Designed to offer a small town, close knit community atmosphere with modern conveniences, Prospect dwellings include higher-end single family homes. They often include customized designer upgrades and apartments above detached garages, courtyard homes, townhomes, and live/work lofts.
Prospect is planning Elder Co-housing for active adults 55 plus. The European concept incorporates dual objective of independence and community: Privately owed homes with shared indoor and outdoor amenities and areas.
Is any elder cohousing now available in Longmont?