Downtown / Old Town Loveland

By Jessica Carcoana · Updated September 2026

The beating heart of Loveland, a National Register Historic District with Victorian, Craftsman, and early 20th-century architecture on tree-lined streets. Walk Score of 83. Walkable to local boutiques, antique shops, galleries, the Loveland Museum, and the famous Benson Sculpture Garden. Vintage properties command a premium, with a median listing around $800K for historic homes, though smaller bungalows can be found in the $350K–$500K range.

At a glance

Price Range
$375K$1M
$350K–$850K
Mid-tier of Loveland
Era Built
1898–1960
19002026
Historic / Mid-Century
Community Anchors
  • Benson Sculpture Garden and Chapungu Sculpture Park
  • Loveland Museum and Gallery
  • Boyd Lake State Park (boating, fishing, camping, swimming)
  • Devil's Backbone Open Space (3,007 acres, 17+ miles of trails)
  • Mariana Butte Golf Course (18 holes, city-owned)
  • Cattail Creek Golf Course (9 holes)
  • The Olde Course at Loveland (18 holes)
  • Mehaffey Community Park (69 acres, disc golf, skate park, dog park)
  • North Lake Park and Foote Lagoon
  • Lake Loveland swim beach and recreation
  • Centerra Marketplace and Promenade Shops at Centerra
  • Rialto Theater Center (downtown performing arts)
  • Loveland Sweetheart Festival and Cherry Pie Festival
  • Thompson School District R2-J (B+ rating)
  • Campion Academy (#1 private school in Larimer County)
  • High Plains Environmental Center (275 acres, wetlands, trails)
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Where it sits

Inside Loveland. Approximate location.

Typical Lot0.10–0.25 acres
Home TypesSingle-family, Custom
AmenitiesNational Register Historic District, Walkable to shops, galleries, and restaurants, Loveland Museum and Gallery, Sculpture walk and public art, Farmers market and year-round events
Quick answers

Questions about Downtown / Old Town Loveland

Where is Downtown / Old Town Loveland?

Downtown / Old Town Loveland is in Loveland, close to the Loveland center. The map on this page shows its approximate location.

When was Downtown / Old Town Loveland built?

Homes in Downtown / Old Town Loveland were built between 1898 and 1960 (historic / mid-century).

What amenities does Downtown / Old Town Loveland have?

Downtown / Old Town Loveland amenities include National Register Historic District, walkable to shops, galleries, and restaurants, Loveland Museum and Gallery, sculpture walk and public art, and farmers market and year-round events.

How big are the lots in Downtown / Old Town Loveland?

Typical lots in Downtown / Old Town Loveland run 0.10–0.25 acres.

Which schools are near Downtown / Old Town Loveland?

Schools near Downtown / Old Town Loveland include Monroe Elementary, Bill Reed Middle School, and Loveland High School. Verify enrollment eligibility by address.

How high is Downtown / Old Town Loveland?

Downtown / Old Town Loveland sits at about 4,990 feet above sea level.

Nearby

Parks and Schools

Nearby Parks
  • North Lake Park
  • Benson Sculpture Garden
  • Foote Lagoon
Nearby Schools
  • Monroe Elementary
  • Bill Reed Middle School
  • Loveland High School

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

Getting Around

Commute and Access

  • 1 min
    US-287 / Lincoln Ave
  • 5 min
    US-34 / Eisenhower Blvd
  • 12 min
    I-25

Transit in Loveland: COLT bus system (City of Loveland Transit) · Bustang regional express to Denver and Fort Collins · Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL, general aviation and commercial) · Flex regional bus to Fort Collins, Longmont, and Boulder

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About This Profile

This profile of Downtown / Old Town Loveland 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 strong, with several public sources confirming the list. Historic district; vintage homes median ~$800K, bungalows lower.

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