The Broadlands is a master-planned Broomfield neighborhood built around a public 18-hole golf course, with trails, open space, and easy access across the north metro.
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Housing here spans a range of sizes and styles, from attached townhomes to larger single-family homes on more substantial lots. Because the community developed over several years, you'll find some variation in age and architecture depending on which section you're in. Many homes back to open space, trails, or the golf course itself.
Trails connect through the neighborhood and link to Broomfield's broader open space network, so getting outside without driving is straightforward. Everyday needs, groceries, dining, and services, are accessible along nearby corridors. US-36 and I-25 are both within a short drive, putting Denver, Boulder, and the rest of the north metro within reasonable reach.
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The Broadlands is best known for being built around a public 18-hole golf course, which shaped the neighborhood's layout and gives many homes views of open space or the course itself. It's one of Broomfield's more established master-planned communities.
The neighborhood includes a mix of attached townhomes and single-family homes, with variation in size and style across different sections. Because the community was built out over time, home ages and designs differ depending on where you are within the Broadlands.
Yes, the 18-hole golf course at the center of the Broadlands is a public course, not a private club, residents and non-residents alike can play.
The Broadlands sits close to US-36 and I-25, which are the main routes to both Denver and Boulder. Under normal traffic, Denver is roughly 25 to 35 minutes away and Boulder is a similar drive west on US-36.
The neighborhood has internal trails that connect to Broomfield's broader open space and trail network. The golf course adds significant green space throughout the community, and additional parks and open areas are accessible nearby.
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