Welcome to Greeley Colorado


As one of the up and coming cities in Northern Colorado, Greeley has a
unique cultural history as well as a colorful present.

The Greeley Colorado Real Estate market
is growing more and more everyday.We
invite you to take a look around our site
which gives you insight into Greeley and
the rest of northern Colorado as well as
what you can look forward to when buy
your very own piece of Greeley Colorado
Real Estate. See for yourself and come
be a part of the charm.


"When Champions Meet" Statue



Greeley Independence Stampede Hosts the world's largest 4th of July Rodeo. Dating back to the late 1800's this festival originally honored local potato farmers has grown into a premier festival which hosts 10 fun filled days of activities including Pro Rodeos, Concerts, Fireworks, Art Exhibits, a parade, a carnival and much more.

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Greeley Colorado Demographics

Population 2003 Census
Greeley 84,519
Weld County 209,909
Elevation 4,658 ft
Temperature Avg Dec 41°/15°
Avg July 89°/56°
Annual snowfall 35 inches
Days of Sunshine 340 days

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Greeley Colorado History


Here is a little history about Greeley Colorado and some of its landmarks.


Ice Haus


The Greeley Ice Haus, a Quality of Life Project approved by the voters in 2002, is Northern Colorado's premier indoor ice arena. This addition to Greeley's historic downtown was carefully designed so that its exterior facade reflects strong, rich traditional architecture while enclosing a state-of-the-art operation.


Blacksmithing at Centennial Village


Centennial Village is one of four
museums operated by the City of
Greeley. It opened in 1976 as a
Colorado Centennial project and
a U.S. Bicentennial project. The Village gives visitors a look at life in early Greeley and the High Plains from the 1860s to 1920s. The buildings showcase the architectural and cultural heritage of the first settlers.

 

Union Pacific Railroad Depot

This depot is the third depot which
has served Greeley, an agricultural community founded on the Denver
Pacific Railroad route. In 1880, the Denver Pacific Route was brought
under the umbrella organization of
the Union Pacific Railroad. The
railroad has played a very significant
role in the development of Greeley,
as it provided passenger service and freight service for shipping goods to Greeley and shipping produce and
cattle to urban centers.

Union Colony Civic Center

The Union Colony Civic Center is
Northern Colorado's state-of-the-
art performing arts center. The
UCCC provides Northern Colorado
and the surrounding areas with a
variety of the best local, regional
and national entertainment. From Broadway musicals, to comedy,
concerts, dance, plays and more,
there's always something exciting
coming to entertain you!

Priceless Pets Program

With our Priceless Pet Program,
we are cooperating with the non
profit local shelters, rescue groups,
and veterinarians who are coping
with an increasing number of
homeless animals. By raising
donations, we help provide
affordable spay and neutering,
micro chipping, and vaccinations.

We strongly encourage YOU to join us in an effort to find a solution to this growing problem. Every dollar donated is greatly appreciated. To learn about fostering an animal, adoption or other ways to help, call 970-351-0405, stop by our office or visit these web sites:

For cat fostering or adoption visit, www.animalrescueconnection.org

Or Cat Sanctuary, cat rescue www.Duncansplace.org


For dog fostering or adoption visit 2nd Chance Rescue's web site at:
www.scrco.org

www.dalmatianrescue.org

www.weldcountyhumane.org



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