Boulder Valley home to diverse communities
LONGMONT — There’s something about the lifestyle at the turn of the century that continues to be a sentimental favorite for many.
You know, after-dinner strolls along shaded streets. Front porches where people actually sit and pass a little time. If that attracts you, and you’re interested in a neighborhood that’s steeped in history, close to the heart of town, peppered with stately trees and broad lawns and decorated with a wide variety of home styles, Longmont’s Old Town is one neighborhood you might consider investigating.
“It was the first part of Longmont to be developed residentially,” says Don Hammond, sales…
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