Wildgrass
A master-planned neighborhood in northwest Broomfield. The City’s Wildgrass Open Space, about 107 acres with trails and a pond, sits between the neighborhood and Boulder County Open Space.
Broomfield Luxury Real Estate · Kaylie Curtis
Luxury Homes for Sale in Broomfield, CO
Looking at Broomfield luxury homes for sale, or getting ready to sell? I help buyers and sellers across Broomfield, from Wildgrass and Anthem to the golf course homes of the Broadlands, with The Gold Standard Brokerage.
- LocationUS 36 corridor between Denver and Boulder
- AccessUS 36, I-25 and the Northwest Parkway
- GolfThe Broadlands and Omni Interlocken
- SchoolsSix districts; confirm by address
Broomfield Overview
Luxury real estate in Broomfield
Broomfield sits between Denver and Boulder on the US 36 corridor. It became a consolidated city and county on Nov. 15, 2001, and according to the City and County of Broomfield it maintains more than 280 miles of trails and over 8,000 acres of preserved open space.
Luxury homes here look different from the estate neighborhoods south of Denver. They’re mostly in master-planned communities from the last few decades, and many sit along open space, trails or a golf course. The rules that come with a home, from the HOA to the metro district to the school district, can change from one neighborhood to the next.
When I work with buyers in Broomfield, we start with how you want to live: walking out the door to a trail, living on the golf course, a custom home, or the shortest drive to Boulder, Denver or the airport. Then we narrow it to the neighborhoods and streets that fit.
Neighborhoods & Communities
Where to find luxury homes in Broomfield
These are the areas buyers ask me about most. Boundaries, rules and amenities vary by street, so we confirm them for every home.
Anthem Reserve
The custom-home village of the Anthem master plan in north Broomfield, which developer Newland describes as “an intimate enclave with custom homes.” It shares a community association with Anthem Highlands.
Anthem Highlands
The all-ages village of Anthem, with the Parkside Community Center. Nearby, the City’s Anthem Hilltop Open Space has a trailhead off Lowell Boulevard.
The Broadlands
A master-planned golf course community at West 144th Avenue and Lowell Boulevard, centered on the public 18-hole Broadlands Golf Course. Many homes sit on or near the course.
Broadlands homes for saleAnthem Ranch (55+)
The age-qualified village of Anthem, with the Aspen Lodge community center. Age and occupancy rules are set in the association’s documents.
Anthem Ranch homes for saleFeatured Listing
Now listed in Broomfield: 4825 Bierstadt Loop
A single-level ranch home in Anthem Ranch with all three bedrooms on the main floor, an office, a gas fireplace and a covered deck that looks out over open space. Listed at $750,000.
Listed by Kaylie Curtis, The Gold Standard Brokerage. REcolorado MLS #4277855. Price and status checked November 3, 2026 and subject to change. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Featured Listing
Active · Status subject to change
$750,000
4825 Bierstadt Loop
Anthem Ranch, Broomfield
- 3 bed
- 2 bath
- 2,053 finished sq ft
- Built 2006
- Backs to open space
Listed by Kaylie Curtis, The Gold Standard Brokerage.
See photos and detailsGolf & Open Space
Golf, trails and open space
The Broadlands Golf Course is an 18-hole public course designed by Rick Phelps that opened in 1999. You don’t need to live in the Broadlands to play. The Omni Interlocken Hotel has a 27-hole course made up of three nine-hole courses, Eldorado, Vista and Sunshine. Owning a nearby home doesn’t include play at either one, so check current rates and membership options directly with each course.
For many of my Broomfield clients, open space matters as much as golf. In Wildgrass, the City’s Wildgrass, Silverleaf and Broomfield Trail is a loop of about 3.9 miles that starts at Wildgrass Park on Eagle River Loop. In Anthem, the Anthem Hilltop Open Space trailhead is just off Lowell Boulevard. If a home backs to open space, look at the City’s open space maps so you know what’s planned next door.
HOAs, Districts & Schools
HOAs, metro districts, taxes and schools
Most luxury neighborhoods in Broomfield have both an association and a metro district. In Wildgrass, the Wildgrass Metropolitan District is funded by property tax, and covenant control is handled by the HOA. The Broadlands has a master association, neighborhood associations and a metro district. In Anthem, Anthem Highlands and Anthem Reserve share a community association, and Anthem Ranch has its own.
For any home, ask for the association documents and current dues, and read the recorded covenants and architectural rules before you plan changes. Look up every taxing district for an address on the Broomfield assessor’s site. My guide to metro districts in Colorado explains how those levies work.
Broomfield is served by six school districts. The Broadlands, for example, is in Adams 12 Five Star Schools. Boundaries don’t follow neighborhood names, so confirm the district and assigned schools for any address with the district.
Getting Around
Between Denver and Boulder
Broomfield’s location is a big part of the draw. US 36 runs to Boulder and Denver, I-25 is on the east side, and the Northwest Parkway is a toll road that links to E-470 and the airport. The Anthem Ranch association puts north Broomfield about 15 miles from both Denver and Boulder, and the Broadlands is about 17 miles from Denver Union Station.
If you’re weighing Broomfield against the west or south suburbs, compare it with Lakewood, Golden and Denver’s luxury neighborhoods. My guide to moving to the Denver suburbs lays out the trade-offs.
Sellers
Selling a luxury home in Broomfield
Buyers here compare open space, views, golf and commute across several master-planned communities. Your marketing should show exactly what sets your home apart.
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Pricing by neighborhood and lot
I compare recent sales in the same neighborhood and adjust for what the lot backs to, views, size, age, updates and condition.
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Presentation for the setting
Professional photography and listing copy that show the views, outdoor living and finishes, plus how close the home is to trails, golf and US 36.
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Paperwork ready up front
Association documents, metro district details and records of recent updates help buyers move forward with confidence. See my cost to sell guide.
Buyers
Buying a luxury home in Broomfield
What to weigh before you make an offer. Before you write one, skim how Colorado buyer closing costs work so cash to close is not a surprise.
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Know every set of dues
Many homes have a master association, a neighborhood association and a metro district. Ask for each one in writing.
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Check what the lot backs to
Open space, a trail, a golf hole or a future building site changes the view and the privacy. Check the City’s maps.
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Confirm the school district
With six districts in Broomfield, confirm the district for the exact address.
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Test the drive
Drive to work at your real commute hour, and price the Northwest Parkway tolls if you’ll use it. See my Colorado contract deadlines guide for the dates once you’re under contract.
FAQ
Broomfield luxury homes: common questions
What are the luxury neighborhoods in Broomfield?
Buyers looking at higher-end homes in Broomfield often start with Wildgrass, on the northwest side next to Wildgrass Open Space; Anthem Reserve, the custom-home village in the Anthem master plan; and the golf course neighborhoods of the Broadlands. The right fit depends on whether you want trails and open space, golf, a newer home or a quick drive to Boulder or Denver.
Is there golf in Broomfield?
Yes. The Broadlands Golf Course is an 18-hole public course that opened in 1999, so you don’t need to live in the Broadlands to play. The Omni Interlocken Hotel has a 27-hole course made up of three nine-hole courses: Eldorado, Vista and Sunshine. Owning a home doesn’t come with a membership at either one, so check current options directly with each course.
Do Broomfield luxury homes have HOAs and metro districts?
Many do. Wildgrass has a master HOA that handles covenant control and a separate metro district funded by property tax. The Broadlands has a master association, smaller neighborhood associations and a metro district. For any home, ask for the association documents and current dues, and look up every taxing district on the Broomfield assessor’s site.
Which school district serves Broomfield?
It depends on the address. Broomfield is served by six school districts, and the Broadlands, for example, is in Adams 12 Five Star Schools. Boundaries don’t follow neighborhood names, so confirm the district and assigned schools for a specific home with the district before you buy.
Is Broomfield its own county?
Yes. Broomfield became a consolidated city and county on Nov. 15, 2001, making it Colorado’s 64th county. That means one local government handles city and county services, including the assessor and the parks and open space system.
How far is Broomfield from Denver and Boulder?
Broomfield sits on the US 36 corridor between the two. The Anthem Ranch association puts north Broomfield about 15 miles from both Denver and Boulder, and the Broadlands is about 17 miles from Denver Union Station. Drive times change with traffic and with tolls on the Northwest Parkway, so test your own commute.
Is there a 55+ option for luxury buyers in Broomfield?
Yes. Anthem Ranch is a 55+ active-adult community with the Aspen Lodge community center. The exact age and occupancy rules are in the association’s governing documents. My Anthem Ranch guide covers what to check.
Does Kaylie work with buyers and sellers in Broomfield?
Yes. Broomfield is one of the areas I serve with The Gold Standard Brokerage, along with Denver, Lakewood, Castle Pines, Highlands Ranch, Parker, Castle Rock and Colorado Springs. Call or text 720-357-5785.
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The 55+ community and the Aspen Lodge.
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Anthem Ranch and more across the metro.
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Foothill neighborhoods on the west side.
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Kaylie Curtis
Luxury Real Estate Agent
The Gold Standard Brokerage
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