Todd Creek

About nine years ago when we were looking to move, my husband and I narrowed down our search to two places and Todd Creek was one of them. Unfortunately, we chose the other town and have regretted our decision ever since. The draw to Todd Creek for us was the location, which lies on either side of E-470. It's a quick trip to the airport, and also to other places we frequent, such as up E-470 through Lafayette to 36 and right to my favorite mall, Flatirons. You can find some beautiful semi-custom homes here, all on a few acres. There are some older homes here as well, although I don't know much about them. The area is wide and spread out and some of the roads are still dirt.

It's close to downtown and many other cities, so there is a ton of shopping and dining nearby in a few directions. The convenience of Todd Creek makes it desirable for many. While most of the newer homes are rather pricey, they are gorgeous on the inside. The median household income is $111,027 which is double that of the rest of the state. The homes are in the median price range of $550,000. The largest industry in Todd Creek is construction.

A small community north of Denver in Adams County. There are about 1300 folks who call Todd Creek their home. This is a little known place often mistaken as part of Brighton which is just to the east or Henderson just to Todd Creek's south.

Todd Creek has pretty neighborhoods and homes and is known as an affluent well off suburb of Denver. The median household income of about $111,000 per year is well over Colorado's average. It is a place popular for retirees and families.

Downtown Denver makes an easy commute just to its south and getting to Boulder or Thornton is easy as well. The area is known for its amazing golf courses and pretty landscapes. There are some amazing homes that average about $500,000 and up.