Active Properties in Loveland
1717 Madison Ave, Loveland CO 80538
Functional office space in convenient central Loveland location with convenient access to US Hwy 34/Eisenhower Blvd. Close proximity to McKee Medical Center/Banner Health and East Loveland Medical Corridor, as well as close to many restaurants, hotels and other services. Join a diverse and professional mix of tenants including beauty/barber studio, legal office, and many more. Monument signage on Madison Avenue and off-street parking. Available immediately.
127 Juniper Pl, Loveland CO 80538
Located just off the Fort Collins/Loveland corridor, this well-kept four-plex offers steady income with clear upside potential. Each of the four units includes two bedrooms and one bathroom, attracting consistent tenant demand. The property provides opportunity to increase NOI through selective xeriscaping to lower operating costs, and value-add interior improvements. Mature landscaping, strong curb appeal, and a new roof installed July 2025 round out this solid Northern Colorado multifamily investment.
643 W 10th St, Loveland CO 80537
A unique chance to possess two duplexes situated on a single lot in the heart of downtown Loveland! All units have received recent upgrades, including new flooring and fresh paint. Ample shaded off-street parking is available, with Unit D offering carport parking. Each unit comes equipped with its own washer and dryer for added convenience. Unit C boasts a generous deck, while Unit D features a balcony accessible from the rear bedroom. These units are discreetly located behind the main home that faces 10th Street, ensuring a high level of privacy.
528 E Eisenhower Blvd, Loveland CO 80537
Included in this price are 6 units not to be sold separately. 528-530 E. Eisenhower Blvd, 502 E. Eisenhower Blvd, 1340 N. Washington A&B and1342 N. Washington. These units are in good condition and are all currently leased. Five of the units are leased commercially and one is leased residential. All units have updated spaces with large main rooms perfect for retail or a client lounge. There are private baths in each unit. 528 E. Eisenhower is 1060 sq. ft and has an updated kitchen with all appliances included, a 3/4 bath, two offices and a main lobby. 530 E. Eisenhower is 1190 sq. ft and has 1/2 bath, main lobby, office and plenty of storage. 502 E. Eisenhower has a front office, two 1/2 baths and a spacious auto repair bay with plenty of parking and storage area on the exterior of the building. 1340 N. Washington A is 708 sq. ft. and has a 3/4 bath, office and main lobby. 1340 N. Washington B is 490 sq. ft. and has a main lobby and 1/2 bath. The residential rental unit at 1342 N. Wash
205 E 6th St, Loveland CO 80537
Contact us today about Special Financing and Builder Incentives. Welcome to The Collection-where world-class architecture, a prime downtown location, and historical significance converge in Loveland's premier luxury condominium project. This distinguished building stands on the site of Loveland's first public library, blending historic charm with modern elegance. Located in the heart of downtown, The Collection is central to local restaurants, festivals, boutique shops, grocery stores, music venues, and more.Each residence is fully custom-designed, offering homeowners a living space that is truly unique. West-facing Unit 400 features expansive views above Loveland's iconic Valentine's Day post office, with the Rocky Mountains rising beyond.The chef's kitchen is a showpiece, featuring custom European cabinetry, a two-tiered oversized island, quartz countertops, and premium stainless Thermador appliances, including a 5-burner gas cooktop. The open living room includes a modern gas firepl
4270 Byrd Dr, Loveland CO 80538
FULLY LEASED---Built in 2005, recently renovated in 2023 with modern finishes/improvements, sealing the parking lot, perimeter fencing, high-end security systems, carpet, floors, paint, power glass doors, sound system, parking lot hail covers, upper- and lower-bathroom remodels, conference room remodels, and covered patio roof. The building includes two floors accessed by a vestibule area at the northwest corner of the building. The vestibule is open to the second-floor ceiling and includes two single-user restrooms, a stairwell and an elevator to the second floor. Upper-level office space with multiple offices, a conference room, employee lounge, and two multi-user restrooms Lower office unit includes a reception area, offices, a break/conference room, and two multi-user restrooms. Advanced security with full fencing, facial and license plate recognition systems. All-season parking coverage: four hail-protection canopies perfect for Colorado's climate. Arterial access is from Crossroa
Community of Loveland
Loveland is known as the "Sweetheart City." Each year, hundreds of Valentines are packaged inside larger envelopes and sent to Loveland, where volunteers hand-stamp them with that year’s Valentine verse and share their passion for this land of love across the globe.
Loveland has a thriving arts scene that inspires passion in many residents. Numerous nationally acclaimed sculptors call Loveland home. You can see their work at area galleries and tour the foundries. The Benson Park Sculpture Garden contains impressive collection and you will find interesting artwork throughout the city.
The Rialto Theatre opened in 1920 as a Silent Movie Theatre it has been lovingly restored and hosts performing arts groups & musicians and business meetings. In keeping with tradition, the Rialto periodically features silent films with live music accompaniment.
Loveland has a thriving downtown area full of charm. There are 25 city parks, including North Lake Park on the lovely and centrally located Lake Loveland, and Boyd Lake State Park, a boater/angler/water skiers paradise just outside of town, Loveland is big on recreation.
Loveland is big on beauty. It's nestled against the Rocky Mountains and is a hop skip and a jump from Rocky Mountain National Park.
Education
Thompson School District competes on the state level. Its ACT scores are above the state average. For higher education, Loveland is close proximity to Fort Collins home of Colorado State University, Boulder University of Colorado and Greeley University of Northern Colorado.
Health Care
Banner Health’s McKee Medical Center and University of Colorado Health’s Medical Center of the Rockies offer Loveland residents a full complement options in health care.
Employment
Major employers include Agilent Technologies, Thompson School District, McKee Medical Center and Wal-Mart Distribution Center.
Festivals
Each August, the city hosts Sculpture in the Park, a world-renowned outdoor sculpture show attended by 150,000 art lovers.
July 4th Festival and Fireworks at North Lake Park 275 on Taft Ave, Loveland Summer Concerts July 7 at 6:30-9pm located at Loveland’s Foote Lagoon Amphitheater behind the Civic Center Municiple Buildings, Corn Roast Festival, Blues Festival, Ice Cream Festival,2022 People’s Tiny House Festival, Loveland Fine Art Invitational Aug 12- August 14th at Loveland High School and Winter Wonderlights.
The Ranch Fall Festival Saturday October 8th- 9th,
Thompson River Ranch Park hosts a Fall Festival Sat. October 1st at 11:00 am.
Shopping
Loveland offers a wide variety of shopping from antique shops in historic downtown to bargains at outlet stores to The Promenade Shops at Centerra lifestyle center.
Stats
Population: 70,223
Elevation: 4982 ft.
Climate: Nearly 300 days of sunshine per year and 14 inches of precipitation.
Geography: 45 miles from Denver, 22 miles from Ft. Collins, 20 miles from Greeley.
Churches: There are over 60 churches serving every denomination.
Median family income: $73,907
Recreation
The city park system is extensive in Loveland. There are over 25 city parks, plus two mountain parks nearby. The Loveland Sports Park boasts a synthetic turf Championship Field with terraced seating, field lighting, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, inline hockey rinks and a skate park. If you like to hit the links, the Northern Colorado region has experienced a golf boom in recent years and there are literally dozens of courses within an hour’s drive, including three city-owned facilities.
Loveland is "The Gateway to the Rockies.” It is where the Great Plains meet the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Skiers are about three hours away from world-class slopes; hikers and campers have hundreds of miles of trails to choose from in Rocky Mountain National Park (30 minutes away); anglers can cast their flies in countless, pristine mountain streams and nearby lakes. Boyd Lake State Park offers options for boaters, anglers, water skiers and beach goers.