Concord

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

Concord runs from E 120th Avenue to E 123rd Avenue between Dahlia Street and Hudson Street, just east of Colorado Boulevard. County assessor records put 587 houses here in two waves, about 139 from 1984 to 1988 and roughly 447 from 1992 to 1996. The stock sits low and wide, with 144 split levels and 119 multi level plans alongside 256 two story homes, most between 1,100 and 1,800 finished square feet on lots near 0.15 acre. The regional Brantner Gulch Trail passes a few blocks north, and Glacier Peak Elementary is about half a mile east. E 120th Avenue forms the southern edge, Colorado Boulevard is a third of a mile west, and I-25 is roughly eight minutes away.

At a glance

Price Range
$390K$800K
$450K–$600K
More accessible end of Thornton
Era Built
1984–1996
19002026
Late 20th Century / Early 21st Century
various builders
Community Anchors
  • Margaret Carpenter Park (100 acres, lake, boat rentals, amphitheater, carousel, splash pad)
  • Trail Winds Park and Open Space (120 acres, skate park, sports fields, disc golf)
  • Trail Winds Recreation Center (indoor pool with waterslides, lazy river, fitness center)
  • Carpenter Recreation Center (pools, gym, racquetball, running track)
  • Community Park (playground, skate park, tennis, city pool)
  • Thorncreek Golf Course (18-hole public)
  • Heritage Todd Creek Golf Course (18-hole, semi-private)
  • Riverdale Regional Park (1,200 acres, lakes, fishing, trails)
  • Denver Premium Outlets
  • Thornton Town Center (24-acre shopping center)
  • Larkridge Shopping Center (Costco, Home Depot)
  • Orchard Town Center (Target, REI)
  • 140+ miles of trails and 2,500+ acres of parkland
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Where it sits

Inside Thornton. Platted boundary.

Typical Lot0.10–0.18 acres
Home TypesSingle-family
AmenitiesTree-lined streets, Trail connections to Brantner Gulch Trail, Leafy suburban setting
Quick answers

Questions about Concord

Where is Concord?

Concord is in Thornton, about 4.1 miles northeast of the Thornton center. The map on this page shows its platted boundary from county records.

When was Concord built?

Homes in Concord were built between 1984 and 1996 (late 20th century / early 21st century). Builders on record include various builders.

What amenities does Concord have?

Concord amenities include tree-lined streets, trail connections to Brantner Gulch Trail, and leafy suburban setting.

How big are the lots in Concord?

Typical lots in Concord run 0.10–0.18 acres.

Which schools are near Concord?

Schools near Concord include Adams 12 Five Star Schools and Horizon High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

What is the nearest light-rail station to Concord?

The nearest RTD light-rail station is Eastlake /124th Ave (N Line), about 2.0 miles from Concord.

About how many homes are in Concord?

County parcel records show about 590 parcels in Concord.

How high is Concord?

Concord sits at about 5,190 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • Brantner Gulch Open Space
Nearby Schools

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

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 8 min
    I-25
  • E 120th Ave
  • Colorado Blvd

Transit in Thornton: RTD N Line commuter rail, Original Thornton/88th Station, Thornton Crossroads/104th Station, Eastlake/124th Station (current terminus) · Future N Line extension to 144th/York and North Thornton/Hwy 7 · RTD bus routes along Washington St, 104th Ave, 120th Ave corridors · Flex Ride on-demand transit in select zones

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About This Profile

This profile of Concord was researched in April 2026. It was last reviewed in September 2026. The price range is an estimate built from comparable nearby neighborhoods rather than from direct listings. Amenity coverage is limited because few public sources describe this neighborhood. Assessor records move the build era two decades earlier; nearest trail is Brantner Gulch.

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