Hackberry Hill

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

Hackberry Hill Estates is a 130-home subdivision between W 74th Avenue and Vance Street, built in one push from 1969 to 1973 in the full early-1970s style set of bi-level, tri-level, multi-level, two-story and ranch, at 1,100 to 2,300 square feet above grade with two-car attached garages on lots from 7,500 square feet to a third of an acre. The hill itself, a rise between the Ralston Creek and Little Dry Creek drainages, was named for a lone hackberry tree that stood until 1937, when Wadsworth Boulevard was pushed over the summit; a 1966 roadside park west of the road keeps a replacement tree and a marker. Hackberry Hill Park at 7585 Teller Street is open turf at the neighborhood's edge, and the city's Lake Arbor Center and outdoor pool are about a mile north on W 83rd Way. Wadsworth is a 5-minute drive and I-76 about 10 minutes.

At a glance

Price Range
$420K$1.1M
$550K–$790K
Mid-tier of Arvada
Era Built
1969–1973
19002026
Mid-Century / Late 20th Century
Community Anchors
  • Olde Town Arvada (60+ shops, restaurants, farmers market)
  • Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities
  • Standley Lake Regional Park (3,000 acres, boating, fishing)
  • West Woods Golf Club (three 18-hole courses)
  • Apex Center (recreation and aquatics)
  • Secrest Recreation Center
  • Lake Arbor Recreation Center
  • Ralston Creek Trail
  • Van Bibber Creek Trail
  • Two Ponds National Wildlife Refuge
  • Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge
  • 90+ city parks and 150+ miles of trails
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Where it sits

Inside Arvada. Platted boundary.

Typical Lot0.17–0.33 acres
Home TypesSingle-family
AmenitiesHackberry Hill Park, Mixed home styles, Proximity to Lake Arbor Recreation Center
Quick answers

Questions about Hackberry Hill

Where is Hackberry Hill?

Hackberry Hill is in Arvada, about 1.9 miles north of the Arvada center. The map on this page shows its platted boundary from county records.

When was Hackberry Hill built?

Homes in Hackberry Hill were built between 1969 and 1973 (mid-century / late 20th century).

What amenities does Hackberry Hill have?

Hackberry Hill amenities include Hackberry Hill Park, mixed home styles, and proximity to Lake Arbor Recreation Center.

How big are the lots in Hackberry Hill?

Typical lots in Hackberry Hill run 0.17–0.33 acres.

Which schools are near Hackberry Hill?

Schools near Hackberry Hill include Hackberry Hill Elementary, North Arvada Middle School, and Arvada High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

What is the nearest light-rail station to Hackberry Hill?

The nearest RTD light-rail station is Olde Town Arvada (G Line), about 2.1 miles from Hackberry Hill.

About how many homes are in Hackberry Hill?

County parcel records show about 130 parcels in Hackberry Hill.

How high is Hackberry Hill?

Hackberry Hill sits at about 5,510 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • Hackberry Hill Park
  • Lake Arbor Recreation Center
Nearby Schools
  • Hackberry Hill Elementary
  • North Arvada Middle School
  • Arvada High School

Verify school assignment by address with the district. Attendance boundaries do not follow neighborhood lines.

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 5 min
    Wadsworth Blvd
  • 10 min
    I-76
  • W 74th Ave

Transit in Arvada: RTD G Line commuter rail, Olde Town Arvada Station, Arvada Ridge Station · RTD bus routes along Wadsworth, Kipling, and Ralston corridors · US-36 Flatiron Flyer bus rapid transit (via park-and-ride)

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About This Profile

This profile of Hackberry Hill was researched in April 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range comes from listed and recently sold homes in the neighborhood. Amenity coverage is moderate, and some features rest on a single source. Lake Arbor Center is about a mile north, not two miles south as previously stated.

Data sourced from direct and indirect online resources. Details are subject to change over time as we continue to research this area.