Spruce Meadows

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

Spruce Meadows is a 69-home custom estate enclave built between 2005 and 2015, with houses of 5,800 to more than 7,400 square feet on half-acre to one-acre lots, three to five car garages and walk-out basements. Dues run about $84 a month, low for the scale of the properties. The pocket sits east of Lowell Boulevard along West 152nd Avenue, with McKay Lake Open Space and its trail loop roughly a mile and a half southeast. Interstate 25 lies about two miles east by way of West 152nd Avenue, and the Northwest Parkway and E-470 connect from there. Resale pricing tops Broomfield's range at $3 million to nearly $5 million.

At a glance

Price Range
$450K$1.3M
$3M–$5M
Premium end of Broomfield
Era Built
2005–2015
19002026
Early 21st Century
Community Anchors
  • Flatiron Crossing Mall (major retail and dining)
  • 1stBank Center (concert and event venue)
  • Broomfield Amphitheater
  • Paul Derda Recreation Center (pools, gym, climbing wall)
  • Broomfield Community Park (baseball, soccer, playgrounds, batting cages)
  • Bay Aquatic Park (seasonal water park)
  • Interlocken business park (Oracle, Ball Aerospace, CenturyLink)
  • Broadlands Golf Course (18-hole public)
  • Eagle Trace Golf Club (18-hole public)
  • Thorncreek Golf Course (18-hole public)
  • Greenway Park Golf Course (9-hole)
  • Broomfield County Commons Open Space
  • McKay Lake Open Space (45 acres, paddleboarding)
  • Broomfield Trail System (80+ miles of trails)
  • Broomfield Bike Park
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Where it sits

Inside Broomfield. Platted boundary.

Typical Lot0.50–1.0+ acres
Est. HOA$84/mo
Home TypesSingle-family, Custom, Luxury
AmenitiesCustom estate homesites, Neighborhood parks, Mountain views, Walk-out basements, 3-5 car garages
Quick answers

Questions about Spruce Meadows

Where is Spruce Meadows?

Spruce Meadows is in Broomfield, about 5.0 miles northeast of the Broomfield center. The map on this page shows its platted boundary from county records.

When was Spruce Meadows built?

Homes in Spruce Meadows were built between 2005 and 2015 (early 21st century).

Is there an HOA in Spruce Meadows, and what does it cost?

Spruce Meadows has a homeowners association. Dues run about $84/mo; confirm the current figure with the association before you buy.

What amenities does Spruce Meadows have?

Spruce Meadows amenities include custom estate homesites, neighborhood parks, mountain views, walk-out basements, and 3-5 car garages.

How big are the lots in Spruce Meadows?

Typical lots in Spruce Meadows run 0.50–1.0+ acres.

Which schools are near Spruce Meadows?

Schools near Spruce Meadows include Coyote Ridge Elementary, Rocky Top Middle School, and Legacy High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

About how many homes are in Spruce Meadows?

County parcel records show about 93 parcels in Spruce Meadows.

How high is Spruce Meadows?

Spruce Meadows sits at about 5,360 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
Nearby Schools

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

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 5 min
    I-25
  • Lowell Blvd
  • W 152nd Ave
  • Northwest Parkway / E-470

Transit in Broomfield: RTD FlatIron Flyer bus rapid transit (FF1, FF2 to Denver Union Station via US-36) · RTD Broomfield Station park-n-ride (US-36 & Midway Blvd) · RTD Flatiron park-n-ride · RTD local bus routes along Sheridan, 120th, and Wadsworth corridors · Arista park-n-ride (on-site FlatIron Flyer access)

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About This Profile

This profile of Spruce Meadows 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. Position verified by mapping; the arterial in the old record was a mile off.

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