Windsor Real Estate & Homes for Sale
Population. Approximately 40,349.
Elevation. 4,797’ covering a land area of 24,44 square miles.
Schools. Weld County RE-4 School District (https://www.weldre4.org/en-US).
Healthcare. Windsor Medical Center.
Geography. 50 miles north of Denver, 42 miles east of Rocky Mountain National Park, 63 miles to Denver Int’l Airport (DIA).
Median Family Income. Approximately $121,754.
Housing. Median price for a single family home is approximately $569,650 (Windsor/Severance).
Major Employers. Kodak Alaris, PV REA, CareStream, OwensIllinois, Metal Container Corporation, Tolmar.
Fact. The Windsor Bulldogs won the 1924 National High School Basketball Championship and earned the name “The Windsor Wizards”.
Windsor is located east of I-25 at the epicenter of both Northern Colorado and the “new energy” economy. Helping make the transition from sugar beets and agriculture as historical primary employers, Danish wind turbine company, Vestas, selected Windsor for its first Colorado plant. Today Windsor is a bustling small town. It boasts great schools, three championship golf courses, an indoor ice rink, soccer complex, a beautiful outdoor pool in its city park, two indoor inline skating/hockey rinks, water skiing on Windsor Reservoir, and easy access to the Poudre River Trail that stretches 21 miles east to Greeley.
Plus, it has million-dollar views of Long’s Peak and the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Windsor Lake, located in the heart of downtown, serves as an important recreational epicenter in Windsor hosting dozens of festivals, live music, art shows, family-friendly programs, fireworks, a perimeter bike path, swimming, and other water sports. Windsor’s quaint downtown offers fine dining, social coffee spots, and locally owned retail shops. The town provides several medical providers and four full-service hospitals are with 25 minute driving times. Residents of Windsor enjoy the small town atmosphere, a variety of housing choices, and the convenience of a central location.
