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Accessible Windsor, CO

Located in Weld County Colorado, the charming yet accessible town of Windsor is one of the hub towns in northern Colorado. This Greeley metro town is located on the Northern Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Main highway connectors serving Windsor include State Highways 66 and 68, and the town is situated near Interstate 25. This desirable location allows Windsor residents easy access to Denver, Boulder and Cheyenne, WY.

Windsor, CO Quick Facts

County: Weld County

Population: 15,976

Population Change: 61%

Metro Area: Greeley Metro Area

Zip Codes: 80550, 80551

Charming Downtown Windsor

Charming downtown Windsor features fine dining, fashionable boutiques, and a coffeehouse. Because it’s important every area retain its historic landmarks, Windsor is renovating the old flour mill. What a wonderful example how the town of Windsor is making all things new again.

The Playground of the Front Range - Windsor, CO

With picturesque Windsor Lake serving as the important recreational center piece of Windsor, town officials have dedicated over 130 acres of land to area parks and recreational facilities. For active families and singles, you are sure to appreciate the outdoor swimming pool, 2 outdoor hockey rinks, a skateboard facility, biking, a dog park, miles of walking trails and in-line skating paths.

Windsor - Teaming with Sports

Team sports are a passion for many Windsor locals and you can assess plenty of fields and several recreational parks to accommodate team sports activities. Windsor Lake offers many activities including fishing, boating, and kayaking. A special treat is the bike path that circles the perimeter of the lake. Future plans call for a bicycle trail throughout the Colorado Front Range which will tie together local paths, and connect to Fort Collins and Greeley along the north bank of the Poudre. Other nearby recreational facilities includes Timnath Reservoir, the Cache la Poudre River, and Boyd Lake State Park. Favorite activities to be experienced at these sites include fishing, hiking, camping, boating, and bird watching, among other pursuits.

Educational Choices in Windsor, CO

New and existing residents to Windsor will enjoy the academic opportunities in the area. There are four elementary schools, one charter school, one middle school and one high school in the Weld County RE-4 District, which are all accredited by the Colorado Department of Education. Children in grades P-5 will attend Tozer Primary School, Mountain View Elementary School, Skyview Elementary School, or Grandview Elementary School. Parents with children in grades K-8 may also choose the Windsor Charter Academy. No matter the choice, each school will help instill a love of learning in children. Windsor Middle School provides challenging learning opportunities for kids in grades 6-8. Windsor students will then continue high standards of academic success at Windsor High School before entering the world of work or college. For those choosing to pursue college after graduation, there are six colleges in or near Windsor, which include Aims Community College, Colorado State University, Front Range Community College, Naropa University, University of Colorado-Boulder, and the University of Northern Colorado.

Windsor, CO Employment Opportunities For Relocation

Windsor has a variety of employers, which allow incoming and current residents to find employment in their chosen career field. Common occupations in Windsor include manufacturing, health care, education, construction, retail, administrative, professional, hospitality, arts and entertainment, electronics, public administration and more. Some popular employers in the area include Hewlett-Packard, Home Depot, Banner Health, North Colorado Medical Center, JBS Swift and Company, Eastman Kodak, Packing Corporation of America, Vestas and so on. With the combination of big industry and locally owned businesses, Windsor has a bright economic outlook.

Healthcare Options in Windsor, CO

Medical care in Windsor is not something residents have to worry about. There are plenty of local general physicians, specializing physicians, health care specialists, dentist/orthodontists and medical facilities to meet any need. There are two regional hospitals, which are the Windsor Medical Center and Weld County Public Hospital. There are also facilities in nearby cities, which include McKee Medical Center, North Colorado Medical Center, Poudre Valley Hospital and the new Medical Center of the Rockies. There is also a local nursing home, Windsor Health Care Center, which can house 112 residents.

Windsor, CO Real Estate

Like its sister towns of Greeley and Fort Collins, rapid growth is a familiar sight especially in the western edge of Windsor. From the early 1980’s, Windsor has expanded rapidly towards Interstate 25. Fortunately, this growth has opened Windsor home buyers to more buying choices including single-family homes for sale, historic homes and estates, lifestyle properties and luxury homes for sale in Windsor, Colorado. In addition, you can access information on this Windsor real estate website on Northern Colorado farms for sale, ranches, Windsor land for sale and dedicated land tracts for hunting. If you are moving to Windsor, you’ll be thrilled to know our area has retained that intimate small town appeal you have been searching for. We recommend you request your complimentary Relocate to Windsor Information Guide today to see what you have been missing. Contact me, Jason Humpal to further assist you with your Windsor, Colorado relocation.