Louisville CO Real Estate
The Louisville CO real estate market was recently selected as one Money Magazine's top three picks in their annual "Best Places to Live in the U.S." survey. Popular among families and professionals alike, Louisville continues to attract new residents every year.
Buyers are drawn to Louisville real estate because of the community's old-fashioned values and welcoming spirit.
Residents of Louisville are known for being friendly, courteous and honest, while the town itself has made a strong commitment to preserve and restore Louisville's "historic downtown" area. This restoration saw new businesses that were eager to join the diverse commercial scene come to the area. This development is strengthening the local economy, and bringing a new spark to the historic streets of Louisville, Colorado.
Read more about Louisville real estate, or see all Louisville homes for sale below.
Louisville CO Homes for Sale
| All Listings | $200,000 - $300,000 | $300,000 - $400,000 | $400,000 - $500,000 | $500,000 - $600,000 | $600,000 - $700,000 | $700,000 - $800,000 | $800,000 - $900,000 | $900,000 - $1,000,000 | Over $1,000,000 |
105 Search Results Found. Displaying first 105. Showing Results 1 - 15.
Register with BoulderCO.com to request showings, add homes to your list of favorites, take virtual tours of select properties, access printer-friendly listing brochures, and estimate potential mortgage payments. Membership is complimentary, and no personal information is shared with third parties.
Louisville Homes & Property
Since 1970, the population of Louisville has more than tripled. The city is about 8 square miles in size, and there are approximately 20,000 residents that call Louisville home. Despite its recent growth, the city of Louisville still manages to retain its small-town feeling.
Louisville homes are conveniently surrounded by 26-miles of wooded biking and running paths that wind through much of the town. A newly-built hospital, an 18-hole golf course, a recreation center, and a Monarch School campus all contribute to the high quality of life that residents of Louisville tend to enjoy.
History of Louisville, Colorado
In 1877, life began in the historic Louisville business district when coal was discovered. Louis Nawatny platted his farmland into city blocks and named the town after himself in 1878. Immigrant people of all nationalities traveled here, with Italians, French, German and Slavic people forming their own neighborhoods.
Most of the men worked in the local mines, with their sons often joining them at the age of fourteen. Everything they needed to support their daily life was available along two streets—Front and Main. Sixteen trains a day passed through Louisville, connecting it with Boulder, Eldorado Springs and Denver.
Mining life was hard and dangerous, so the miners went on strike. This caused a great deal of friction with management, and led to a battle between the miners and their bosses. In fact, pioneer residents can point out spots in their childhood homes where bullet holes pierced the walls.
Saloons and brothels were part of the frontier scene, along with schools, churches, boarding houses, shops, restaurants and even a small movie theater. Many of these buildings still stand unchanged in historic downtown Louisville, and remain as shadows of the town's lively past. Although the mines are now closed and silent, they still sit beneath the city; the dark veins of Louisville's original life blood.
Contact us for more information about buying or selling Louisville CO homes.
RE/MAX of Boulder
2425 Canyon Blvd. #110Boulder, CO 80302
Phone: 303-449-7000
FAX: 303-449-8554