Here Are The 7 Cheapest Yet Great Places To Live In Colorado

Living in Colorado is REALLY expensive. Surprised? No? Me neither…Fortunately, there are still some great cities and towns in the Centennial State that are somewhat inexpensive, including:

Brush Area Chamber of Commerce Facebook

Located on the eastern plains, Brush is a safe and friendly town abundant in both jobs and affordable homes. (Most single-family homes cost $70K less than the national average.)

City of Fort Lupton, Colorado Facebook

Conveniently located near several major highways and cities is Fort Lupton with its ample economy and affordable home costs.

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Holyoke Chamber of Commerce Facebook

If you're looking for a small town to raise your family, look no further than the northeast town of Holyoke with its low crime rates and low cost of living.

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City of Louisville, Colorado Government Facebook

While the cost to buy a home in Louisville is slightly above the national average, the cost of living (groceries, utilities, etc.) is much lower than the surrounding area.

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Located just south of Fort Collins is Johnstown with its higher-than-average incomes, low cost of living and affordable housing.

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This eastern Colorado town is home to Otero Junior College and average annual mortgage payments of only $4,447!

Wellington, Colorado Facebook

This growing NoCo town boasts a median income of $69K and average annual mortgage payments of less than $10K.

Do you call any of these towns “home?”