Public golf
The Broadlands Golf Course is an 18-hole public course designed by Rick Phelps, open since 1999, with indoor simulators for the off-season.
Broadlands, Broomfield · Kaylie Curtis
Searching for Broadlands homes for sale in Broomfield, or thinking about selling? The Broadlands is a master-planned golf course community in north Broomfield, built around an 18-hole public golf course. Kaylie Curtis helps buyers and sellers here with The Gold Standard Brokerage.
Pictured: the Flatirons from Broomfield · Photo: Kpsudeep, CC BY-SA 4.0
Broadlands Overview
The Broadlands is a master-planned golf course community in north Broomfield, centered on West 144th Avenue and Lowell Boulevard. Its developer, Community Development Group, describes about 2,400 homes on about 800 acres, connected by parks, trails, schools, a shopping center and the 18-hole Broadlands Golf Course.
Community Development Group planned the Broadlands with the City and County of Broomfield and the architecture firms Calthorpe Associates and DTJ Design, including the community’s design guidelines. Homes range from condominiums and townhomes to single-family homes, many of them on or near the golf course.
The Broadlands is inside the City and County of Broomfield and is served by Adams 12 Five Star Schools. The Northwest Parkway and I-25 are close by, so Boulder and downtown Denver are each about a half-hour drive without traffic, and Denver International Airport is about 40 minutes.
At a Glance
The Broadlands Golf Course is an 18-hole public course designed by Rick Phelps, open since 1999, with indoor simulators for the off-season.
Master association members have access to the community swimming pool and community center. The Indoor Activity Center has its own membership dues.
The master plan links its neighborhoods with parks, trails and open space, and many homes sit along the golf course.
The Broadlands is in Adams 12 Five Star Schools, and Coyote Ridge Elementary sits on Broadlands Drive. Confirm school assignments by address.
The Course
The golf course is the centerpiece of the Broadlands, and it’s public. You don’t need to live here or join a club to play, though memberships and leagues are available for regulars.
Rates, membership options and hours are set by the golf course and can change, so confirm current details directly with The Broadlands Golf Course.
Homes & HOA
The Broadlands has a master association over the whole community, smaller associations for many neighborhoods, and a metro district on the tax bill. Here is how the pieces fit together.
Single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, grouped into neighborhoods such as Fairway Oaks and the Villas at the Boulders, many with golf course views.
The Broadlands Master Association provides services for the whole community, including the pool and community center, while each neighborhood association governs itself.
Broadlands Metropolitan District No. 2 levies property tax to repay bonds for public improvements. Broomfield lists its 2025 levy at 8.630 mills, separate from HOA dues.
Owners in a sub-association pay its dues plus quarterly master association dues, and the Indoor Activity Center has its own quarterly dues.
For any home, ask for the master and sub-association documents, current dues, and the tax bill showing the metro district levy. Kaylie’s guide to metro districts in Colorado explains how they work.
Everyday Life
The master plan set aside about 28 acres for commercial use, including a neighborhood shopping center with a Safeway at 144th and Lowell, so groceries are a short drive from most homes.
Coyote Ridge Elementary is on Broadlands Drive, and Legacy High and Westlake Middle are each about a mile from the golf course clubhouse. The Orchard Town Center in Westminster is about four miles east.
For commuters, the Northwest Parkway and I-25 are both nearby. Boulder is about a half-hour west and downtown Denver about a half-hour south without traffic.
Location
The Broadlands sits between Boulder and Denver in north Broomfield. These are approximate driving distances and times from The Broadlands Golf Course clubhouse.
Drive times depend on traffic, weather and tolls on the Northwest Parkway, so test your own commute before you buy.
| Destination | Distance | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Coyote Ridge Elementary | About 1 mile | About 2 min |
| Legacy High School | About 1 mile | About 3 min |
| Westlake Middle School | About 1 mile | About 4 min |
| The Orchard Town Center | About 4 miles | About 8 min |
| Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport | About 7 miles | About 14 min |
| FlatIron Crossing | About 8 miles | About 16 min |
| Pearl Street Mall, Boulder | About 16.5 miles | About 30 min |
| Denver Union Station | About 17 miles | About 26 min |
| Denver Tech Center | About 29 miles | About 42 min |
| Denver International Airport | About 30 miles | About 38 min |
Schools
The Broadlands is in Adams 12 Five Star Schools. These district schools are in or near the community:
Attendance areas are set by address, and Adams 12 has posted new boundary maps that begin in the 2027–28 school year, so confirm any home with the district. Adams 12 also offers Choice Enrollment at any district school when space is available.
Buyers
What to weigh before you make an offer in the Broadlands.
Plan for the master association, any neighborhood association, and the Indoor Activity Center if you want it. Ask for current amounts and what each one covers.
Look at the most recent tax bill for the Broadlands Metropolitan District No. 2 levy. My metro districts guide explains what to look for.
Homes on the course trade privacy and quiet for views. Walk the lot during a busy tee time and ask about any course-related covenants.
Much of the Broadlands was built after the golf course opened in 1999, so roofs, furnaces and sewer lines deserve a close look; see my home inspection checklist and my guide to Colorado contract deadlines.
Sellers
Planning to sell in the Broadlands? These are the areas Kaylie focuses on.
Kaylie compares recent sales in the same Broadlands neighborhood, adjusted for golf course or open-space frontage, lot, updates and condition.
Photography and listing copy should show the golf course or open-space setting, plus how close the home is to the pool, schools and the Northwest Parkway.
Master and sub-association documents, dues and the metro district levy help buyers move forward with confidence. See what to expect in my cost to sell guide.
FAQ
In north Broomfield, around West 144th Avenue and Lowell Boulevard, near the Northwest Parkway and I-25. Denver’s Union Station is about 17 miles south by car, and Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall is about 16½ miles west.
No. The Broadlands Golf Course is an 18-hole public course, open to anyone who books a tee time. It also offers memberships, leagues, indoor golf simulators and The Grille.
Yes. The Broadlands Master Association serves the whole community, and many neighborhoods also have their own sub-association with separate dues. Owners have access to the community pool and community center, and the Indoor Activity Center has its own membership dues.
Much of it is in Broadlands Metropolitan District No. 2. Broomfield’s 2025 mill levy list shows 8.630 mills for the district, 8.100 of them for bond repayment. Check the tax bill for any specific home.
Adams 12 Five Star Schools. Nearby schools include Coyote Ridge Elementary on Broadlands Drive, Meridian Elementary, Westlake Middle and Legacy High. Adams 12 has posted new boundary maps beginning in 2027–28, so confirm the assignment for any address.
The developer describes about 2,400 homes on about 800 acres, a mix of single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums, with many homes along the golf course.
Yes. Broomfield is one of the areas Kaylie serves, along with Denver, Lakewood, Castle Pines, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock and Colorado Springs. She grew up in Castle Rock. Call or text 720-357-5785.
Keep Exploring
Sources: Community Development Group: Broadlands; The Broadlands Golf Course; Denver Post: the course opens (1999); Fairway Oaks at the Broadlands HOA; Villas at the Boulders: The Broadlands; Broomfield mill levies by district (2025); Broomfield: understanding metro districts; Adams 12 boundary info; Coyote Ridge Elementary. Confirm school assignments, association dues and the metro district levy for a specific address.
Contact
Buying or selling in the Broadlands? Share a few details and Kaylie will reach out personally, or call or text her directly for a private conversation about your goals.
Kaylie Curtis
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