The Farmstead Berthoud

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This neighborhood is a new one that focuses on Berthoud’s rich history and community. It is located in the foothills. The neighborhood features include an extensive trail network, irrigation water that is not potable, future pools and clubhouses, as well as a new elementary school. Farmstead offers breathtaking views over Longs Peak, and Mount Meeker and is the perfect place to call home in Berthoud.

Are you interested in purchasing a Farmstead home? Our Neuhaus realty experts can help you negotiate or purchase your Farmstead home. We are local agents and have a deep understanding of Farmstead’s unique real estate market.

The Farmstead neighborhood in Berthoud, Colorado offers a variety of styles and sizes as well as affordable prices. There are approximately 1,500 to 3,500 square foot homes available in Farmstead. We are certain that no matter your needs or wants, you’ll find the perfect home in The Farmstead and other wonderful Berthoud neighborhoods. If you have questions, or if there are any The Farmstead homes that interest you, please reach out to our market specialists.

Berthoud’s latest master-planned community, Farmstead, features a trail system connecting with the Regional Trail System and Pioneer Park. A future elementary school will be built in Farmstead. The community is not linked to any Metro District. Farmstead homeowners will see a 60% reduction in their taxes.

You can plan your next getaway to the mountains with family and friends. Enjoy breathtaking views, and you have the chance to enjoy camping, hiking, biking, and fishing. You can find the ideal home with all the features you desire, as well as the lifestyle and amenities you want.

Mountain Avenue was incorporated into a state-paved highway that became U.S. Highway 287 in the 1930s. It connected the bigger towns of northern Colorado. Highway 287 was routed northwest from Berthoud in 2007. This bypassed downtown Berthoud.

Berthoud began the harvest of sugar beets in October 1941. Berthoud was the location where beets could be harvested for processing in Loveland (Colorado) to the north. According to Berthoud’s historical society, Berthoud farmers delivered the beets from the region to various rural dump stations.

The beets then were transported by boxcars to nearby sugar factories Loveland or Longmont. This industry was dependent on both WWII German Prisoners of War and migrant farm workers hailing from Mexico.