Your Guide to Buying a Home in Loveland, CO

Buying a Home in Loveland, Colorado

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Loveland is located in Larimer County

Population: 60,000 Rich in history, Loveland, Colorado, is a beautiful progressive city located 45 miles north of Denver.  Loveland is known worldwide as the Sweetheart City in relation to its Valentine Re-Mailing Program.  Locally, the city is also called the "Gateway to the Rockies" as it is nestled against the foothills on Highway 34 that leads to Rocky Mountain National Park.

The economy of Loveland is anchored in manufacturing, publishing, government, trade, and the arts. Computers and peripherals as well as microelectronics comprise 40 percent of the area's advanced technology firms, while biotechnology firms represent another 14 percent. While numerous large firms, such as Hewlett Packard, Colorado Memory Systems, Hach Company, and Woodward Governor enjoy their Loveland location, small businesses are still the backbone of the economy.

Loveland enjoys easy access to the state's three largest universities: Colorado State University in Fort Collins (12 miles north); the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley (20 miles east); and the University of Colorado in Boulder (35 miles southwest).

Loveland Location
Loveland, Colorado is located 45 miles north of Denver in Larimer County. It sits in the plains due east of the Rocky Mountains.  Interstate 25 cuts through the extreme eastern edge of the city limits while Colorado Highway 34, connecting the interstate and the mountains, bisects the community.  This east-west highway is a major traffic route serving as the main access to Rocky Mountain National Park, located approximately 25 miles due west of Loveland. Interstate 70 is located 50 miles to the south in Denver, and Interstate 80 is 45 miles to the north in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

Two hours to Vail, Summit County and Breckenridge ski areas One and one-half hours to Denver International Airport Less than one hour to Denver's museums, nightlife and Rockies' and Broncos' games Forty-five minutes to Rocky Mountain National Park Cheyenne, WY is 50 miles north.