Windsor

Fastest-growing NoCo community at the I-25/US-34 crossroads

Population
~45,980
County
Weld County & Larimer County
From Downtown
~60 mi N via I-25
Median Home
$574K–$648K

Windsor's median home price of $574K–$648K as of 2026 positions it between affordable Greeley ($413K–$425K) and premium Timnath ($687K–$724K) — the mid-range choice at the I-25/US-34 crossroads. The Weld RE-4 School District earns a B+ from Niche. Commutes run 20 minutes to Fort Collins and 20 minutes to Greeley, with Denver reachable in 55–65 minutes off-peak. With ~46,000 residents and 15% population growth over five years, master-planned developments like RainDance and Water Valley have made Windsor Northern Colorado's fastest-growing community — drawing families who want new construction between two employment centers.

Community Summary

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Community Snapshot

At a Glance

Median Income
$105,000
Cost of Living
~8% above national average
Sunny Days/yr
~300
Elevation
4,797 ft
Annual Snow
48 inches
Walk Score25
Bike Score40
Trails40+ miles of trails
Parks & Outdoors
Boardwalk Parklake, splash pad, amphitheater
Poudre River Trailextends through Windsor
Windsor Lake
Eastman Parksports complex
Chimney Parkcommunity hub
Housing Market

Market Snapshot

Year-over-Year
Days on Market
HOA Prevalence
Typical HOA Fee
Sale to List Price
Inventory
Months Supply
Sales Volume
3-Mo Trend
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Life Here

Lifestyle & Culture

Dining

80+ restaurants
Notable
  • High Hops Brewery
  • Windsor Mill Tavern
  • Chimney Park Coffee
Breweries
3+

Arts & Culture

Art & Heritage Center
Events
  • Windsor Harvest Festival
  • Summerfest
  • Concerts at Boardwalk Park

Pets

Dog Parks
2+ dog parks
Trails
Poudre Trail (dog-friendly)
Vets
3+ locations
Education

Schools & Childcare

B+
Weld RE-4 School District
  • Windsor HS
  • Severance HS
  • Mountain Sage Community School
  • Growing enrollment with population boom
Early Childhood
Daycare Centers
15+
Pre-K Availability
Good
Avg Monthly Cost
$1,200–$1,500
Getting Around

Commute & Transit

Downtown Denver
55–65 min
Rush hour: 70–90 min
I-25
Fort Collins
20 min
I-25
Greeley
20 min
US-34
No fixed-route transitCar-dependent. Bustang stop in nearby Loveland.

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Common Questions

FAQ — Windsor

What are the school ratings in Windsor?

Windsor is served by the Weld RE-4 School District, rated B+ by Niche. Windsor HS holds a B+ rating with strong athletics, and Severance HS opened in 2022 as a brand-new facility. Mountain Sage Community School is a Waldorf-inspired charter option. Enrollment is growing with the population boom. Always verify enrollment eligibility by address, as district boundaries can be complex.

What is the commute from Windsor to Denver?

The off-peak drive to Downtown Denver is 55–65 minutes via I-25, extending to 70–90 minutes during rush hour. Windsor sits at the I-25/US-34 crossroads, providing 20-minute access to both Fort Collins and Greeley. There is no fixed-route transit; the closest Bustang stop is in nearby Loveland. Windsor is a commuter community — most residents work in Fort Collins, Loveland, or Greeley.

What is the median home price in Windsor?

The median home price in Windsor ranges from $574K to $648K as of 2026 (Redfin ~$574K, Zillow ZHVI ~$648K). Year-over-year prices have increased 3–5%, with homes averaging 40–55 days on market. HOA fees of $150–$300/mo are common in newer developments like RainDance and Water Valley. Windsor straddles Weld and Larimer counties, which affects property tax rates — always verify by address.

What outdoor recreation is available in Windsor?

Boardwalk Park features a lake, splash pad, and amphitheater with summer concerts. The Poudre River Trail extends through Windsor, and Windsor Lake provides additional waterfront access. Eastman Park is a large sports complex, and the town has 40+ miles of trails throughout its park system.

What are the crime statistics in Windsor?

Windsor reports a violent crime rate of less than 1 per 1,000 residents, per NeighborhoodScout and FBI UCR data, making it one of the lowest in Northern Colorado. The property crime rate is low, and the year-over-year crime trend is stable.

What is the cost of living in Windsor?

The cost of living in Windsor is approximately 8% above the national average. The property tax rate ranges from ~0.55–0.65% depending on the Weld County district, and the combined sales tax rate is 7.1%. Metro districts in newer developments can add $100–$200/mo. The median household income is $105,000.

What are the top dining options in Windsor?

Windsor has 80+ restaurants and 3+ breweries/taprooms. Notable spots include: • High Hops Brewery (farm brewery in a hop yard) • Windsor Mill Tavern (historic downtown gastropub) • Chimney Park Coffee Boardwalk Park hosts summer concerts, and the annual Windsor Harvest Festival and Summerfest are community staples.

What healthcare facilities are near Windsor?

Medical Center of the Rockies (Level II trauma) is 15 minutes away in Loveland. UCHealth Windsor urgent care provides local coverage. The drive to a major medical center is approximately 15 minutes.