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The city of Westminster, Colorado is a northwest suburb of Denver located approximately 13 miles north of the Denver city center and 18 miles southeast of Boulder. The city’s history dates back to the discovery of gold in the South Platte River Valley in 1858, which brought the attention of many settlers who originally intended to seek their fortunes in California. The area was first named DeSpain Junction after its first permanent resident, Pleasant DeSpain, who built his homestead in 1870. When Connecticut land developer C.J. Harris arrived in 1885 and began purchasing land, DeSpain Junction was renamed Harris, or Harris Park. The town would change names once again upon completion of the Westminster Castle, established in 1891 in honor of Westminster University, London. The town of Westminster was incorporated in 1911.
With so much to offer its residents—great attractions, a beautiful Rocky Mountain setting, and a convenient location between Boulder and Denver—it i... Read more
Today Westminster has a population of just over 100,000 people and is a desirable relocation destination due to its central location within th... Read more
Denver is distinguished by a highly desirable lifestyle that makes it one of the best places to live and work in the United States. With panorami... Read more
When people think of Colorado, for some Denver comes to mind and its excitement as one of the major metropolis cities in the country. For others... Read more
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Two well-known neighborhoods in Boulder, CO have landed spots as the best U.S. neighborhoods in two different lifestyles magazines: Boulder’... Read more
Downtown Boulder offers a diverse collection of attractions and services. With outstanding shopping, lodging, America’s Top Chef, amazing cuisine... Read more
Forbes Magazine recently reported about a survey of America’s Top 25 Towns to Live Well and it is no surprise that Boulder, CO topped the list. An... Read more
An eclectic city with one of the most extensive trail systems in the country, Boulder is surrounded by more than 31,000 acres of recreational ope... Read more
Golf courses, greenways, parks and proximity to 29 ski areas make Longmont an appealing community for active people of all ages. Located 35 mile... Read more
Strategically located midway between Denver and Boulder along U.S. Highway 36, Broomfield offers ready access for commuters going either direction. ... Read more
Golden is one of Colorado’s treasured historic cities, nestled on the banks of Clear Creek in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The city boast... Read more
It is no wonder that so many people choose Golden, CO when looking for homes in the Denver metropolitan area; from prosperous industries to qualit... Read more
A residential community located east of Boulder, Lafayette offers a variety of cultural, educational and recreational opportunities that include 1... Read more
It is no wonder why so many people choose Arvada when searching homes in Metro Denver; with a quaint, historic atmosphere and plenty of big-cit... Read more
The city of Arvada is located in both Jefferson and Adams Counties, Colorado, just 8 miles northwest of downtown Denver. Nestled in the beautifu... Read more
Located less than 25 minutes from downtown Denver and a few miles east of Boulder, the community of Erie is home to approximately 17,000 resident... Read more
Named for Chief Niwot, an Arapaho Indian leader, this small community was an important early railroad link to markets in Wyoming and Denver. Th... Read more
A quiet ranching and farming community after its coal mines closed, Superior's population remained near 250 until recent years. Now the town feature... Read more
In the 1870s, coal miners were attracted to Louisville, in part because it was a democratic community that was not owned and controlled by a singl... Read more
Located 17 miles west of Boulder, Nederland is the largest town (population near 1500) along the Peak-to-Peak Scenic Byway that runs 55 miles fro... Read more
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