Frederick and Firestone, CO are vibrant, fast-growing Carbon Valley municipalities in Weld County with a combined population exceeding 35,000 and a median home value of $565,000. Situated along the I-25 corridor between Denver and Longmont, the area features modern master-planned communities, top St. Vrain Valley RE-1J schools, and extensive regional park systems.
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Metric | Frederick & Firestone Data Point | Context / Source |
|---|---|---|
ZIP Codes | 80504 / 80520 / 80530 | Weld County / Carbon Valley Corridor |
Median Single-Family Price | $565,000 | IRES MLS Market Data 2026 |
School District | St. Vrain Valley RE-1J | Frederick High / Centennial Elementary |
Commute Time to Denver / Boulder | 25–35 Minutes | Via Interstate 25 & CO-52 |
Modern suburban comfort with small-town roots along Northern Colorado's booming Front Range.
Known collectively alongside Dacono as the Carbon Valley region, Frederick and Firestone represent two of Colorado's premier suburban hubs. Located east of Longmont and Boulder along the I-25 corridor, both towns have transformed from historic agricultural and mining communities into vibrant, family-centric destinations.
Homebuyers are drawn to Firestone and Frederick for their newly constructed neighborhoods, exceptional neighborhood parks, affordable price points relative to Boulder County, and convenient regional access to both Denver and Fort Collins.
Communities like Barefoot Lakes, St. Vrain Ranch, and Moore Farm offer modern floor plans, trails, and clubhouse amenities.
Served by St. Vrain Valley School District, featuring innovative STEM programming and modern educational facilities.
Direct commuter access north to Fort Collins, west to Boulder, and south to Downtown Denver and DIA.
Home to Firestone Regional Sports Complex, Central Park, and the scenic St. Vrain State Park.
Life in Frederick and Firestone blends neighborhood safety with a calendar packed with community festivals. Annual gatherings such as Miners Day in Frederick and Firestone's 4th of July Celebration showcase the region's strong civic spirit.
The median age in the region is 35.6 years, with over 57% of residents falling in the prime working age bracket. High rates of homeownership and active community recreation make Carbon Valley a top choice for young professionals and expanding households.
The local commercial footprint has expanded rapidly, offering local dining favorites and convenience retail along Highway 52 and Firestone Boulevard:
Frederick and Firestone offer extensive outdoor opportunities for walking, biking, fishing, and sports leagues:
Families in Frederick and Firestone are served by the St. Vrain Valley RE-1J District. High-performing local campuses include:
Disclaimer: Attendance boundaries vary across municipal borders. Buyers should confirm school enrollment zoning with St. Vrain Valley RE-1J.
The real estate inventory across Frederick and Firestone spans single-family detached houses, townhomes, and custom acreage lots. Median prices average $565,000, making the region a cost-effective alternative to nearby Longmont and Boulder. Popular neighborhoods include Barefoot Lakes, St. Vrain Ranch, Ridgecrest, and Monarch Estates.
To inspect current single-family inventory or master-planned new builds, visit our Carbon Valley Property Listings portal.
Deborah Fowler is the Managing Broker of DRF Real Estate, offering over two decades of experience guiding buyers and sellers across Weld and Boulder Counties. Ranked among the top producers along the Front Range, Deborah brings deep market knowledge on new construction, land zoning, and resale strategy.
As of 2026, the median home price for single-family residences in Frederick and Firestone is approximately $565,000, with townhomes starting in the low $400,000s.
Both towns are served by the St. Vrain Valley RE-1J School District, which operates public schools including Legacy Elementary, Centennial Elementary, Thunder Valley K-8, and Frederick High School.
Located directly on the I-25 corridor, commuters reach Downtown Denver in 30–35 minutes and Downtown Boulder in 25–30 minutes via CO-52 or CO-119.
Yes, Frederick and Firestone are distinct, self-governing statutory towns in Weld County that border one another and share regional community services.
Major residential developments include Barefoot Lakes, St. Vrain Ranch, Ridgecrest, Moore Farm, and Monarch Estates.
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Sources: Data compiled from U.S. Census Bureau estimates, IRES MLS market logs, Town of Frederick filings, Town of Firestone community records, and St. Vrain Valley RE-1J School District archives.
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