Community guide
Living in Loveland, Colorado
Lakes, public art and the road to Rocky Mountain National Park, between Fort Collins and the Denver metro.
Why people move here
Loveland at a glance
Loveland calls itself the Sweetheart City, and every February its valentine remailing program still stamps cards from all over the country. The nickname fits the town's pace: a real downtown, a busy arts scene and lakes in the middle of neighborhoods.
Art is everywhere. The Benson Sculpture Garden and the city's public art collection put sculpture in parks and along streets, and the downtown has galleries and foundries tied to that tradition. Lake Loveland sits near downtown, and Boyd Lake State Park on the east side is the summer spot for boating and paddleboards.
US 34 runs west from Loveland up the Big Thompson Canyon toward Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park, so mountain weekends are an easy drive. On the I-25 side, the Centerra area has shopping, medical offices and newer neighborhoods, and the Northern Colorado Regional Airport sits between Loveland and Fort Collins.
Prices
What the market looks like
Per Redfin, Loveland's median sale price was $499,762 for the three months ending September 2026, essentially flat from a year earlier, with a median of 61 days on market. That puts Loveland below Fort Collins ($549,738) and above Greeley ($423,158) on Redfin's numbers for the same period.
Homes near the lakes and on the west side, closer to the foothills, tend to sell at a premium. East of I-25 you'll find more new construction. Numbers move month to month, so use them as context, not a price.
Neighborhoods
Where to start looking
Downtown and the historic core
Older homes on tree-lined streets, walkable to restaurants, galleries and Lake Loveland.
West Loveland
Closer to the foothills and Devil's Backbone Open Space, with larger lots and mountain views in many spots.
Lake neighborhoods
Homes around Boyd Lake and Lake Loveland, where water access and views drive value.
East side and Centerra
Newer subdivisions with quick I-25 access, close to shopping and medical offices.
From a client
What clients say
“Though I was not in Wyoming at the time, Mariah's commitment and attention to detail ensured that distance was never an issue.”
On the market
Listings
Mariah does not have a listing in this city on the site right now. Below are a few of her current Wyoming listings to the north. For homes in this city, ask her to set up a custom MLS search so new listings reach you the day they hit the market.
Map
Loveland on the map
Just south of Fort Collins along I-25, with Greeley to the east and Estes Park up the canyon to the west.
FAQ
Common questions
What do homes cost in Loveland?
Redfin reports a Loveland median sale price of $499,762 for the three months ending September 2026, with a median of 61 days on market. Ask Mariah for recent sales on the specific streets you are considering.
How far is Loveland from Fort Collins and Cheyenne?
Loveland sits just south of Fort Collins along I-25 and US 287, and Cheyenne is roughly an hour north depending on where you start. Many Loveland residents work in Fort Collins, Greeley or the Denver metro.
Which school district serves Loveland?
Most of Loveland is in the Thompson School District. Confirm the assigned schools for any address directly with the district, since boundaries can change.
Can Mariah help me sell in Wyoming and buy in Loveland?
Yes. She is licensed in both states, so one agent can coordinate the timing of a sale in Cheyenne or Laramie with a purchase in Loveland.
Curious about Loveland?
Call or text Mariah to talk through neighborhoods, timing and what your budget buys.
Market figures are from the sources named next to them, with the period stated, and change month to month. Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Mariah Jeffery, Ph.D., CCIM, is a REALTOR® licensed in Wyoming and Colorado with Coldwell Banker The Property Exchange, 255 Storey Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 82009. Equal Housing Opportunity.