Moving to Arvada, Colorado

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If you plan on relocating to Arvada, CO, then Kenna Real Estate can help you get to know the area first. Our experienced local realtors can tell you everything you need to know about living in Arvada, Colorado. We can also help you with your property search and make Relocating to Arvada easy.

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I'm Relocating to Arvada – What Do I Need to Know?

Arvada is one of the larger towns in the Denver metro area. Most of Arvada is in Jefferson County, but a small part at the eastern edge is in Adams County. The community has a long history, but it overgrew during the 20th century, so it now has a very suburban feel in most neighborhoods.

• A population of about 120,000
• Arvada Ridge and Olde Town Arvada light rail stations are connected to Denver via the G line.
• The western terminus of I76 is in Arvada, and the city has good road connections to Denver and Boulder.
• The center of Denver is just 7 miles away

Is Arvada, CO, a Good Place to Live?

Arvada is a varied community that is made up of many distinctive neighborhoods. It has a thriving downtown and busy retail areas like Wadsworth Boulevard and Ralston Road. However, many peaceful suburban neighborhoods are popular with commuters to both Denver and Boulder. Homes here tend to be more densely packed than in other parts of the metro area, but it varies between neighborhoods.

The oldest area is Olde Town Arvada, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. You can see many historic buildings here, which give a real sense of the history of Arvada. The Old Town is also a great place to eat out or go shopping, as there are many local restaurants, taverns, and stores here. The Old Town and downtown areas are particularly popular with the many young professionals who choose to live in Arvada.

The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities holds frequent concerts and art exhibitions. It is also home to one of the largest theater companies in Colorado. As well as attending events, you can also join a class at the center or learn more about the local area at the Arvada History Museum.

Arvada also has plenty of green spaces, beautiful parks, and many miles of hiking, cycling, and horseback trails. The nearby Rocky Flats and Two Ponds National Wildlife Refuges are ideal for nature lovers. You can also easily get into the Rockies if you enjoy climbing, mountaineering, or skiing in winter. Arvada is a great base for enjoying the active, outdoor lifestyle that draws many people to Colorado.

Is Arvada, CO, a Good Place to Retire?

Many seniors live in Arvada to enjoy the peaceful suburban lifestyle and great local amenities. Arvada has excellent retirement communities, such as Kipling Meadows and Brookdale Arvada. The local community centers in many cases hold activities and events for seniors. Apex Parks has a senior recreation program with sports and fitness classes, computer classes, and other activities.

Rocks Community College is based in Arvada, and the University of Boulder is just a 15-minute commute away. The Front Range Youth Symphony Orchestra is also based at the center.

How Much Does It Cost to Live in Arvada, CO?

The average sales price for a home in Arvada is about $640,000. Property prices in the Denver metro area are generally higher than in other parts of Colorado. However, prices in Arvada aren't as high as in other areas such as Highlands Ranch or Greenwood Village. The cost of living is also about average for the Denver metro area, although this is still above average for the state. Arvada can be the perfect choice if you're looking for a more affordable lifestyle in the Denver metro area.

It can also be worth looking to see how much further your money can go when buying a home. You can decide to invest in a larger property here rather than buying in a more expensive part of the metro area.

What Are the Best Neighborhoods in Arvada, CO?

Arvada has some very distinct neighborhoods, ranging from the busy atmosphere and historic homes around the Old Town to the latest developments in the suburbs around the town. You can find everything from townhouses near Lake Arbor ranch-style houses in Club Crest or the traditional 1950s homes in Alta Vista. Our realtors are familiar with the local area, so we can help you narrow your search to the neighborhoods that best match you. Once you know where you want to live, we'll let you know about any properties that meet your requirements as soon as they come on the market.

Help with Relocating to Arvada, CO

Kenna Real Estate can help you find your dream homes in Arvada, CO. Our experienced team of realtors can answer all your questions about living in Arvada. We can also recommend properties for sale in the area that would meet your needs. Arvada is a great place to live, and we want to make the process of finding and buying your new home in the area as easy as possible.

Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC · Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers, 7 days a week.

What moving to Arvada costs: the market in numbers

45 percent of Arvada listings carry an HOA, median $285 a month. Every number above comes from the listings on this page and updates with them. Nearby cities to compare before you decide: Wheat Ridge (167 homes for sale), Westminster (403 homes for sale), Lakewood (554 homes for sale), Denver (5342 homes for sale). See the full list on Arvada homes for sale and the city facts on the Arvada area guide.