Firestone
Surrounding Communities · Northern Front Range
What it's like in Firestone.
Firestone sits on the plains northeast of Boulder where the Front Range views are expansive and unobstructed — the kind of panoramic mountain backdrop that flatland addresses pay premiums for and receive at a fraction of the cost. The community has grown substantially over the past two decades with a residential base of families who prioritized space, new construction quality, and value over urban proximity. The infrastructure has grown with it: schools, parks, and commercial services have kept pace with the population in a way that not all Weld County communities have managed.
By the numbers.
- Median Sale Price$472Kest. Q1 2026
- Price / Sq Ft$205est. Q1 2026
- Avg Days on Market24est. Q1 2026
- Walk Score22Car-Dependent
- Drive to Boulder38 minvia CO-52 / US-287
Data estimated Q1 2026. Source: Compass Intelligence / Boulder County MLS.
“"Firestone buyers are getting Front Range views and new construction quality at a price that still surprises people who've been shopping closer in. That gap is still real — but it has been narrowing."”
Local Expert Brian MacDonald Compass Associate Broker
Work with Brian Day-to-day in Firestone.
The St. Vrain State Park — one of Colorado's most accessible Front Range outdoor recreation areas, with multiple fishing lakes and wildlife habitat — is minutes away. The developing commercial corridor on Colorado Boulevard handles daily needs. Longmont is 20 minutes south for a fuller range of dining and retail. The mountain views from Firestone's western streets are among the most dramatic available at this price point — a straight-line view of the Front Range from the plains that no development will obstruct.
Schools within reach.
Five closest schools by distance. School attendance zones may differ.
- Firestone Charter Academy0.3 mi
- Trail Ridge Middle School1.4 mi
- Fall River Elementary School1.9 mi
- Rocky Mountain Elementary School2.2 mi
- Mead High School2.5 mi
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