Northglenn

About Northglenn

Northglenn is a midsize suburban community about 15 minutes north of Denver. The growing population includes many young families that enjoy the many local amenities, like the community-wide system of more than 28 miles of trails. Incorporated in 1969, Northglenn has become a thriving residential area with parks, shopping, dining and extensive city planning, originally designed to create a cohesive community feel.

Living in Northglenn

One of the biggest benefits to becoming a Northglenn resident is the low cost of living, which tends to fall slightly lower than the state average. Although many Denver suburbs are very expensive, Northglenn has maintained affordable housing and other necessities.

The community has plenty more to offer, including more than 25 different parks stretching across 337 acres. Park amenities include a dog park, skate and roller hockey parks, ponds, athletic fields, and children's playgrounds. All the parks are connected via the Greenways Trail System, which also provides access to many of Denver's major trail networks.

At the Northglenn Recreational Center, you can utilize a fitness center, racquetball courts and an indoor pool. Senior citizens can utilize the Northglenn Senior Center, which provides both recreational and educational activities. Other recreational activities include youth and adult sports leagues, swimming classes and arts programs.

Northglenn is also home to almost 1,000 different businesses, not only supporting a healthy economy but also supplying diverse local job options. Many of these businesses are located along Interstate 25, making them easily accessible to both employees and customers.

Northglenn Schools

In Northglenn, public school students attend the Adams 12 Five Star School District. Northglenn also has two private schools and several options for higher education.

Resources for Moving to Northglenn

Here's some handy information to make your move to Northglenn as easy as possible:

• Utilities: The city of Northglenn manages its own water services. Xcel Energy is a major energy provider in the area.
• Garbage and Recycling: All single-family homes receive city-provided trash and recycling collection services. If you live in an apartment community, your management company will arrange for collection.
• Transportation: The Regional Transportation District manages a large network of bus routes that cover the entire Denver metro area, including Northglenn.

Northglenn Housing

Northglenn properties are split fairly evenly between owner-occupied and rentals, so you should have plenty of options no matter which route you choose. Home prices are rising, especially as more people discover Northglenn as an affordable alternative to living in Denver itself. Housing options include town houses and single-family homes, as well as several new construction communities.