The Olde Town Arvada water tower against a blue sky
Arvada, Colorado

Arvada

Olde Town character, commuter rail to Union Station and open space toward the foothills.

Overview

Living in Arvada

Olde Town Arvada keeps its historic grid of storefronts, restaurants and brewpubs around the landmark water tower, and the G Line commuter rail stops right there, about twenty minutes from Union Station.

West of Olde Town the city stretches toward the foothills, with the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, Majestic View Nature Center and newer communities such as Candelas and Leyden Rock.

Homes & architecture

Post-war ranches and bungalows near Olde Town, 1970s–1990s suburban homes through the middle of the city, and newer construction with mountain views on the western edge. Nicholas has closed sales across Arvada, from Zang Way to West 92nd Place.

Setting

Jefferson and Adams counties, northwest of Denver between I-70 and the foothills.

What defines Arvada

Olde Town

A walkable historic district with dining, events and a commuter-rail station.

Arvada Center

Theatre, galleries and outdoor concerts.

Open space

Ralston Creek and Clear Creek trails plus western foothill access.

Commute

G Line rail, I-70 and I-76 connect to downtown and the mountains.

Contact

Thinking about Arvada?

Whether you are weighing a sale, planning a purchase or comparing Denver and the Valley, a short call is the best place to begin.

Nicholas Quenzer

Nicholas Quenzer

Broker Associate, Compass

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(303) 947-7860

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