Lochbuie
Lochbuie is a growing small-town community located northeast of Denver. It offers a quiet suburban atmosphere while still being close to major highways, making commutes to Denver and surrounding cities convenient. Residents enjoy open spaces, friendly neighborhoods, and a slower pace of life compared to the urban core.
real estate
Real estate in Lochbuie remains competitive, though with some cooling. According to Redfin, in June 2025 the median sale price was approximately $489,250, down 7.2% year-over-year, with homes taking about 32 days to sell and a market competitiveness score of 72/100. Zillow reports an average home value near $481,110, down slightly (–0.4%) over the past year.
recent market trends
Home values in Lochbuie have been steadily increasing due to growth in the Denver metro area. Inventory remains limited, creating competitive offers for single-family homes.
Movoto’s July 2025 data estimates a median sale price of $509,340, with homes selling in around 30 days, indicating brisk activity and rising interest. Realtor.com lists the median listing price at $470,000, reflecting modestly lower asking trends.
OUTDOOR & INDOOR
Blue Heron Reservoir – fishing, birdwatching, and scenic trails.
Barr Lake State Park (nearby) – hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing.
Lochwood Park – playgrounds and open space for family outings.
Brighton Recreation Center (10 minutes away) – swimming, gym, and fitness classes.
AMC Brighton 12 – movie theater close by.
Main Street Creatives (Brighton) – art exhibits and workshops.
Restaurants & Entertainment
Lochbuie offers local dining spots and cafes, with more diverse options available in nearby Brighton and Thornton. Residents can enjoy quick access to shopping centers and entertainment hubs just a short drive away.
El Camaron Loco – Mexican seafood & traditional dishes.
Lochbuie Tavern – casual American bar food & drinks.
Los Mesones Restaurant – authentic Mexican cuisine.
Schools
In terms of education, Lochbuie falls under the Weld County R-1 School District, with two elementary schools but no middle or high schools within town limits, requiring families to engage with neighboring areas for secondary education.
