Arvada

Arvada is located northwest of Denver in Jefferson County. Its location makes for an easy commute to Denver or Boulder and a quick drive to the foothills of the mountains. Established in 1870, it was once known as the celery capital of the world and is also the site of the first gold strike in Colorado. Downtown Arvada, also known as “Olde Town” is designated on the National Register of Historic Places.

Outdoor activities abound in the city. The Arvada Parks and Recreation District aims to provide multiple opportunities for its residents to be active and get outdoors. Options include golf, skate parks, disc golf courses, multiple water activities, and equestrian activities, to mention a few. In addition, the City of Arvada manages a 3,400-acre system of parks, open spaces, and trails. The parks system includes over 90 neighborhood parks. Allowing for at least one park within a ten-minute walk of every residence in the community.

The Arvada Center offers year-round concerts and performances in theater and dance, art exhibits, and classes. Historic Olde Town Arvada has a small town feel with an eclectic mixture of places to eat, shops, and history to enjoy. Click here to see more of what Arvada has to offer. See yourself living here? Click here for a list of available homes in Arvada.